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== Tetrameric Structure ==
== Tetrameric Structure ==
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The <scene name='Sandbox_Reserved_694/Normal_pa/1'>anthrax protective antigen (PA)</scene> is a tetrameric protein that functions to bind to host receptors on the plasma membrane to translocate the anthrax toxin factors into the host cell. The PA must first form a heptamer with other PA's before it can bind to host receptors. The monomer form contains four domains that each serve unique functions. The <scene name='Sandbox_Reserved_694/Domain_1/1'>DOMAIN 1</scene> contains a Furin cleavage site and the binding site for the toxin factors. The DOMAIN 2 contains a flexible loop to aid in plasma membrane insertion. The DOMAIN 3 interacts with other PA's in the heptamer form. The DOMAIN 4 is the most important domain because it can undergo a conformational change to allow heptamerization to occur.
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The <scene name='Sandbox_Reserved_694/Normal_pa/1'>anthrax protective antigen (PA)</scene> is a tetrameric protein that functions to bind to host receptors on the plasma membrane to translocate the anthrax toxin factors into the host cell. The PA must first form a heptamer with other PA's before it can bind to host receptors. The monomer form contains four domains that each serve unique functions. The <scene name='Sandbox_Reserved_694/Domain_1/2'>Domain 1</scene> contains a Furin cleavage site and the binding site for the toxin factors. The DOMAIN 2 contains a flexible loop to aid in plasma membrane insertion. The DOMAIN 3 interacts with other PA's in the heptamer form. The DOMAIN 4 is the most important domain because it can undergo a conformational change to allow heptamerization to occur.

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THE ANTHRAX PROTECTIVE ANTIGEN

Anthrax protective antigen complex (blue) with stabilizing Ca2+ (green) (PDB ID: 1ACC)

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by Matt Wier

Tetrameric Structure

The is a tetrameric protein that functions to bind to host receptors on the plasma membrane to translocate the anthrax toxin factors into the host cell. The PA must first form a heptamer with other PA's before it can bind to host receptors. The monomer form contains four domains that each serve unique functions. The contains a Furin cleavage site and the binding site for the toxin factors. The DOMAIN 2 contains a flexible loop to aid in plasma membrane insertion. The DOMAIN 3 interacts with other PA's in the heptamer form. The DOMAIN 4 is the most important domain because it can undergo a conformational change to allow heptamerization to occur.

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