The Hitchdock Domain in Kinesin-2 Tail Enables Adaptor Assembly and Cargo Binding
Xuguang Jiang, Radostin Danev, Baichun Niu…·Masahide Kikkawa
The paper identifies the Hitchdock domain in kinesin-2 tail as critical for adaptor assembly and cargo binding, revealing its structural role in interactions with KAP3 and APC.