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Fig. 2. (A) Secondary structure of the p40phox PX domain. The first {alpha}-helix is not part of the core PX domain but was included in the crystallised p40phox PX domain construct. MIL, membrane interaction loop; PxxP, polyproline region. (B) Tertiary structure of the overall topology of the p40phox PX domain bound to PtdIns(3)P. The membrane interaction loop of the PX domain and the acyl chains of the PtdIns(3)P would insert into a membrane located towards the top of the diagram. (C) Details of the lipid-binding pocket shown in (B). Key residues are illustrated to demonstrate how each one is positioned to fulfil specific roles; Lys92 hydrogen bonds with the 1-phosphate, Tyr59 stacks against the inositol ring, Arg105 interacts with the 4- and 5-hydroyl groups, Arg58 contacts the 3-phosphate and Arg57 faces away from the lipid binding pocket, fulfilling a structural role in the domain.