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Background
The Extracellular Domain () has a α-β-β structure which consists of two antiparallel β-sheets and an N-terminal α-helix[3].
Function
Structure
Class B Structural Components
Helix I "Stalk" Region
Intracellular Helix VIII
Binding Pocket
Unique components to the GPCR
The ECD region of Class GCPRs is defined by three conserved disulfide bonds. These bonds occur at , , and .
Clinical Relevance
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