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S. Movie, A comparison between the dynamics of apo-and holoGAD65. A movie of a 250-ns representative trajectory of (Upper) apo-and (Lower) holoGAD65 in solution. Proteins are shown in two side views, such that the dynamics of both subunits can be seen. The movie contains snapshots of every 100 ps of the simulation smoothed for visualization purposes

S. Movie, NM calculations revealing structural transitions involved in the closed-to-open transition of GAD65. Concerted motions between the PLP-binding domains and CTDs coupled by the CL (red) can be seen