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CD8:D S100.O : Q226.NE2 3.0
CD8:D S100.O : Q226.NE2 3.0
CD8:D S100.OG : Q226.O 2.7
CD8:D S100.OG : Q226.O 2.7
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CD8:E Y51.OH : D227.OD2 3.0
CD8:D N99.OD1 : L230.N 3.0
CD8:D N99.OD1 : L230.N 3.0
CD8:D N99.ND2 : L230.O 3.4
CD8:D N99.ND2 : L230.O 3.4

Revision as of 19:51, 18 March 2009

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In MHC Class I (mouse and human) Q226 is part of the binding site for CD8[1]. Regarding the alpha chain (A) in human MHC 1akj, the authors state:

A flexible loop of the alpha3 domain (residues 223-229) is clamped between the complementarity-determining region (CDR)-like loops of the two CD8 subunits in the classic manner of an antibody-antigen interaction ....

Hydrogen bonds between CD8 and the alpha chain of HLA-A2 that involve this loop are (from Table 2[1]):

CD8:D  T30.OG1 : T225.O     HLA-A2:A  2.7 Å
CD8:E  S34.OG  : Q226.NE2             3.0
CD8:D  S100.O  : Q226.NE2             3.0
CD8:D  S100.OG : Q226.O               2.7
CD8:E  Y51.OH  : D227.OD2             3.0
CD8:D  N99.OD1 : L230.N               3.0
CD8:D  N99.ND2 : L230.O               3.4
CD8:D  S27.OG1 : E232.OE1             2.7

2VAA chain A
Server Sequences Q226* APD
ConSurf-DB 144 4 1.72

References

  1. 1.0 1.1 Gao GF, Tormo J, Gerth UC, Wyer JR, McMichael AJ, Stuart DI, Bell JI, Jones EY, Jakobsen BK. Crystal structure of the complex between human CD8alpha(alpha) and HLA-A2. Nature. 1997 Jun 5;387(6633):630-4. PMID:9177355 doi:http://dx.doi.org/10.1038/42523
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