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      <key_dates>
         <deposition>2014-03-06</deposition>
         <header_release>2014-03-19</header_release>
         <map_release>2014-06-04</map_release>
         <update>2016-02-17</update>
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      <title>Cryo-EM structures of the 50S ribosome subunit bound with ObgE</title>
      <authors_list>
         <author>Feng B</author>
         <author>Mandava CS</author>
         <author>Guo Q</author>
         <author>Wang J</author>
         <author>Cao W</author>
         <author>Li N</author>
         <author>Zhang Y</author>
         <author>Zhang Y</author>
         <author>Wang Z</author>
         <author>Wu J</author>
         <author>Sanyal S</author>
         <author>Lei J</author>
         <author>Gao N</author>
      </authors_list>
      <keywords>(p)ppGpp, Obg, ribosome assembly, stringent response, GTPase</keywords>
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      <citation_list>
         <primary_citation>
            <journal_citation published="true">
               <author order="1">Feng B</author>
               <author order="2">Mandava CS</author>
               <author order="3">Guo Q</author>
               <author order="4">Wang J</author>
               <author order="5">Cao W</author>
               <author order="6">Li N</author>
               <author order="7">Zhang Y</author>
               <author order="8">Zhang Y</author>
               <author order="9">Wang Z</author>
               <author order="10">Wu J</author>
               <author order="11">Sanyal S</author>
               <author order="12">Lei J</author>
               <author order="13">Gao N</author>
               <title>Structural and functional insights into the mode of action of a universally conserved Obg GTPase.</title>
               <journal>PLOS BIOL.</journal>
               <volume>12</volume>
               <first_page>e1001866</first_page>
               <last_page>e1001866</last_page>
               <year>2014</year>
               <external_references type="PUBMED">24844575</external_references>
               <external_references type="DOI">doi:10.1371/journal.pbio.1001866</external_references>
            </journal_citation>
         </primary_citation>
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            <pdb_id>4csu</pdb_id>
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               <in_frame>FULLOVERLAP</in_frame>
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               <experimental units="MDa">1.5</experimental>
               <theoretical units="MDa">1.5</theoretical>
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            <name synonym="50S subunit">prokaryotic 50S ribosome subunit</name>
            <recombinant_exp_flag>false</recombinant_exp_flag>
            <natural_source database="NCBI">
               <organism ncbi="83333">Escherichia coli K-12</organism>
               <strain>K12</strain>
               <cellular_location>cytoplasm</cellular_location>
            </natural_source>
            <recombinant_expression database="NCBI">
               </recombinant_expression>
            <molecular_weight>
               <experimental units="MDa">1.5</experimental>
               <theoretical units="MDa">1.5</theoretical>
            </molecular_weight>
            <ribosome-details>ribosome-prokaryote: LSU 50S</ribosome-details>
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         <protein_or_peptide macromolecule_id="1">
            <name synonym="CgtAE">ObgE</name>
            <natural_source database="NCBI">
               <organism ncbi="83333">Escherichia coli K-12</organism>
               <strain>K12</strain>
            </natural_source>
            <molecular_weight>
               <experimental units="MDa">0.05</experimental>
               <theoretical units="MDa">0.043</theoretical>
            </molecular_weight>
            <number_of_copies>1</number_of_copies>
            <oligomeric_state>monomer</oligomeric_state>
            <recombinant_exp_flag>true</recombinant_exp_flag>
            <recombinant_expression database="NCBI">
               <recombinant_organism ncbi="511693">Escherichia coli BL21</recombinant_organism>
               <recombinant_strain>BL21</recombinant_strain>
               <recombinant_plasmid>pET28a</recombinant_plasmid>
            </recombinant_expression>
            <sequence>
               </sequence>
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               <grid>
                  <details>200 mesh copper grid with thin carbon support, glow discharged</details>
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               <vitrification>
                  <cryogen_name>ETHANE</cryogen_name>
                  <chamber_humidity units="percentage">100</chamber_humidity>
                  <instrument>FEI VITROBOT MARK IV</instrument>
                  <method>Blot for 1 seconds before plunging</method>
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            <single_particle_microscopy microscopy_id="1">
               <microscope>FEI TITAN KRIOS</microscope>
               <illumination_mode>FLOOD BEAM</illumination_mode>
               <imaging_mode>BRIGHT FIELD</imaging_mode>
               <electron_source>FIELD EMISSION GUN</electron_source>
               <acceleration_voltage units="kV">300</acceleration_voltage>
               <nominal_cs units="mm">2.7</nominal_cs>
               <nominal_defocus_min units="&#181;m">1.0</nominal_defocus_min>
               <nominal_defocus_max units="&#181;m">4.0</nominal_defocus_max>
               <nominal_magnification>59000.0</nominal_magnification>
               <specimen_holder_model>FEI TITAN KRIOS AUTOGRID HOLDER</specimen_holder_model>
               <date>2011-07-27</date>
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                     <film_or_detector_model category="CCD">FEI EAGLE (4k x 4k)</film_or_detector_model>
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               <specimen_holder>Liquid Nitrogen cooled</specimen_holder>
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            <details>Particles were first picked using a method based on a locally normalized cross-correlation function, subjected to correspondence analysis and then manually verified. Then all particles were first classified in two groups, according to the presence or absence of ObgE on the 50S subunit using a modified supervised classification method. The resulting ObgE-containing particles were further applied to another round of 3D classification using RELION. The particles were finally split into four groups in 30 iterations using a final angle sampling of 1.8 degree. One of the four groups was used for final refinement. The refinement was performed using RELION. Amplitude correction using the B-factor sharpening approach was applied to the final volume.</details>
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               <details>Each particle</details>
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               <algorithm>OTHER</algorithm>
               <resolution res_type="BY AUTHOR" units="&#8491;">5.5</resolution>
               <resolution_method>OTHER</resolution_method>
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                  <software>
                     <name>RELION</name>
                  </software>
               </software_list>
               <number_images_used>102814</number_images_used>
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         <modelling>
            <initial_model>
               <access_code>3OFC</access_code>
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            <refinement_protocol>FLEXIBLE FIT</refinement_protocol>
            <software_list>
               <software>
                  <name>MDFF</name>
               </software>
            </software_list>
            <refinement_space>REAL</refinement_space>
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            <initial_model>
               <access_code>1LNZ</access_code>
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            <refinement_protocol>FLEXIBLE FIT</refinement_protocol>
            <software_list>
               <software>
                  <name>MDFF</name>
               </software>
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            <details>The atomic model of the E. coli ObgE was built with MODELLER, using the B. subtilis and T. thermophilus Obg crystal structures (PDB IDs 1LNZ and 1UDX)</details>
            <refinement_space>REAL</refinement_space>
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