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| - | NR2A (GluN2A) is composed of Amino-terminal domain (ATD), segments S1 and S2 which formed ligand binding domain of glutamate, three transmembrane helices (M1, M3,and M4), cytoplasmic re-entrant pore loop (M2), and an intracellular C-terminal domain (CTD). [[Image:StructureNR2A.jpg#filehistory | + | NR2A (GluN2A) is composed of Amino-terminal domain (ATD), segments S1 and S2 which formed ligand binding domain of glutamate, three transmembrane helices (M1, M3,and M4), cytoplasmic re-entrant pore loop (M2), and an intracellular C-terminal domain (CTD). [[Image:StructureNR2A.jpg#filehistory| thumb |left|400px| upright=10|'''Structure of NR2A''']] |
The ATD is constitued by first 383 aminoacids of NR2A. ATD is an alpha and beta protein class. Structure is bilobed and form clam-shell like structure which consists in two lobes linked by a flexible hinge region defining a central groove. <ref name="ATD clamshell">DOI 10.1038/nsmb.2522</ref> Zn2+ may insert between 2 lobes and induces closure of channel by changing conformation of ATD. Zn increase affinity of glutamate on the LBD which reminds the desensization of AMPA and Kainate receptor. <ref name="Zn">DOI 10.1016/s0896-6273(00)00163-x</ref> | The ATD is constitued by first 383 aminoacids of NR2A. ATD is an alpha and beta protein class. Structure is bilobed and form clam-shell like structure which consists in two lobes linked by a flexible hinge region defining a central groove. <ref name="ATD clamshell">DOI 10.1038/nsmb.2522</ref> Zn2+ may insert between 2 lobes and induces closure of channel by changing conformation of ATD. Zn increase affinity of glutamate on the LBD which reminds the desensization of AMPA and Kainate receptor. <ref name="Zn">DOI 10.1016/s0896-6273(00)00163-x</ref> | ||
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NR2A (2A5S)
NR2A is a protein which forms an heterodimers channel with NR1 protein , the gathering of this two subnits formed NMDA receptors which is essential for Ca2+ influx in synapses thanks to glutamate and glycine binding essential for learning and memory. Variety of NR2 allows modulation of NMDAr.In the other hand, NMDA receptor is related to AMPA receptor in the same synapse.
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