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A revised cryo-EM map of the ACLY ASH domain of the ACLY–OAA–acetyl-CoA complex and the associated coordinates were generated from micrographs corresponding to ACLY–OAA–acetyl-CoA–D2 (PDB 6UI9) and EMD-20783, reported in Wei et al.2, and were deposited with local refinement under accession codes PDB 7LJ9 and EMD-23389 and without local refinement under accession codes PDB 7LLA and EMD-23413 to the wwPDB and EMDB, respectively. A revised cryo-EM map of the ACLY ASH domain of the ACLY-E599Q–ATP–citrate–CoA complex and the associated coordinates were generated from micrographs corresponding to ACLY-E599Q–ATP–citrate–CoA–D2 (PDB 6UUW) and EMD-20902, reported in Wei et al.2 and deposited with accession codes PDB 7LIW and EMD-23387 to the wwPDB and EMDB, respectively.
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Molecular graphics and structural analyses were performed with UCSF Chimera, developed by the Resource for Biocomputing. This work was supported by National Institutes of Health grant nos. R35 GM118090 and P01 AG031862 to R.M.
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X.W. and R.M. conceptualized the study. Methodology was designed by X.W. and R.M. The investigation was carried out by X.W. Formal analysis was done by X.W. The original draft was written by R.M. Visualization was done by X.W. X.W. and R.M. wrote the paper. Funding and resources were acquired by R.M., who also supervised the study.
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Extended Data Fig. 2 Workflow of data analysis.
Particle symmetry expansion, particle subtraction and autorefinement on the CSH-tetramer + ASH monomer. (a) Generation of ACLY-E599Q–ATP–citrate–CoA (PDB 7LJW/EMD-23387) is shown as an example. (b) FSC curves illustration the improvement of ASH domain following local refinement in cryospac. The local resolution of the ASH domain was improved from 3.93.0 Å to 3.3–3.0 Å. Although the local resolution map for ACLY–OAA–acetyl-CoA (PDB 7LJ9/EMD-23389) showed a more modest improvement (4.0–2.8 Å to 3.9–2.7 Å), the map showed clearer density for the acetyl-CoA and OAA ligands (Fig. 1).
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Wei, X., Marmorstein, R. Reply to: Acetyl-CoA is produced by the citrate synthase homology module of ATP-citrate lyase. Nat Struct Mol Biol 28, 639–641 (2021). https://doi.org/10.1038/s41594-021-00625-2
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