For imaging the Walker A mutants, the specimens were imaged under a FEI Tecnai TF20 TEM, recording at a pixel size of 1.04 Å/pixel at the specimen level. 153 and 144 electron images were collected for p97R155H-K251R and p97R155H-K524R, respectively, and imported into Relion (version 3.1-beta-commit-ca101f) [80 (link)] for image processing. 23,342 and 23,020 particles of p97R155H-K251R and p97R155H-K524R were manually selected from the electron images, respectively, and the two-dimensional (2D) class averages with an assigned k of 50 were calculated. For the p97R155H-K251R dataset, the numbers of side views for dodecamer and hexamer were 2173 and 313, respectively. For the p97R155H-K524R dataset, the numbers are 2007 and 300, respectively.
Transmission Electron Microscopy of p97 Mutants
For imaging the Walker A mutants, the specimens were imaged under a FEI Tecnai TF20 TEM, recording at a pixel size of 1.04 Å/pixel at the specimen level. 153 and 144 electron images were collected for p97R155H-K251R and p97R155H-K524R, respectively, and imported into Relion (version 3.1-beta-commit-ca101f) [80 (link)] for image processing. 23,342 and 23,020 particles of p97R155H-K251R and p97R155H-K524R were manually selected from the electron images, respectively, and the two-dimensional (2D) class averages with an assigned k of 50 were calculated. For the p97R155H-K251R dataset, the numbers of side views for dodecamer and hexamer were 2173 and 313, respectively. For the p97R155H-K524R dataset, the numbers are 2007 and 300, respectively.
Corresponding Organization : California Institute of Technology
Variable analysis
- Protein sample concentration (0.01 mg/mL)
- Microscope type (Philips CM12 TEM, FEI Tecnai TF20 TEM)
- Electron microscopy images of p97^{R155H-K251R} and p97^{R155H-K524R} mutants
- Number of side views for dodecamer and hexamer of p97^{R155H-K251R} and p97^{R155H-K524R} mutants
- Continuous carbon-coated copper grid
- Electron beam accelerating voltage (80 keV)
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