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. 2016 Mar 2;531(7592):118–121. doi: 10.1038/nature17200

Figure 2. Architecture of the HKU1 S1 subunit.

Figure 2

a, EM density corresponding to each S1 protomer is shown. The putative glycan-binding and protein-receptor-binding sites are indicated with dashed shapes on the NTD and CTD, respectively. b, The HKU1 S1 CTD forms quaternary interactions with an adjacent CTD using a surface similar to that used by SARS CTD to bind its receptor, ACE2 (ref. 11). c, Sub-domain 1 is composed of amino acid residues before and after the S1 CTD. d, Sub-domain 2 is composed of S1 sequence C-terminal to the CTD, a short peptide following the NTD, and the N-terminal strand of S2, which follows the S1/S2 furin-cleavage site.

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