Supplementary information
From the following article:
Atomic model of a myosin filament in the relaxed state
John L. Woodhead, Fa-Qing Zhao, Roger Craig, Edward H. Egelman, Lorenzo Alamo & Raúl Padrón
Nature 436, 1195-1199(25 August 2005)
doi:10.1038/nature03920
Supplementary Figure S1
Longitudinal view of reconstruction density seen in projection, demonstrating arrowheads (cf. Fig. 1a of paper)
Supplementary Figure S2
Longitudinal surface view of reconstruction, showing how the transverse view in Fig. 2a of paper is obtained (see Supplementary Movies S2 and S3).
Supplementary Figure S3
Transverse view of reconstruction seen in projection, demonstrating high density of subfilaments and low density of filament core (cf. Fig. 2b of paper).
Supplementary Movie S1
Movie of longitudinal view of reconstruction rotated around long axis of filament (cf. Fig. 1c of paper).
Supplementary Movie S2
Movie showing how longitudinal view of reconstruction transforms into transverse view seen in Fig. 2a of paper.
Supplementary Movie S3
This movie shows how portions of different crowns contribute to the transverse view of the reconstruction containing a single 14.5 nm repeat seen in Fig. 2a of paper.
Supplementary Movie S4
This movie provides a three-dimensional perspective on the fitting of the modified smooth muscle HMM atomic structure into the J-motif of the filament reconstruction (cf. Fig. 3a of paper).
Supplementary Movie S5
This movie shows different views of the space filling atomic model of PDB 1i84 after modification to fit the "J" motif of the reconstruction (cf. Figs 3b and 5a of paper).
Supplementary Movie S6
Movie showing how S2 fits into the reconstruction (cf. Fig. 4 of paper).
Supplementary Movie Legends
Text to accompany the above Supplementary Movies.
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