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PDBsum entry 1kjd
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Cell adhesion protein
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1kjd
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DOI no:
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Protein Sci
2:1798-1810
(1993)
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PubMed id:
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Knowledge-based model building of proteins: concepts and examples.
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J.Bajorath,
R.Stenkamp,
A.Aruffo.
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ABSTRACT
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We describe how to build protein models from structural templates. Methods to
identify structural similarities between proteins in cases of significant,
moderate to low, or virtually absent sequence similarity are discussed. The
detection and evaluation of structural relationships is emphasized as a central
aspect of protein modeling, distinct from the more technical aspects of model
building. Computational techniques to generate and complement comparative
protein models are also reviewed. Two examples, P-selectin and gp39, are
presented to illustrate the derivation of protein model structures and their use
in experimental studies.
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Selected figure(s)
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Figure 1.
Fig. 1. A: Structure-basedsequencealignment of C-typelectin
domains fP-selectin andthemannose-bindingprotein(MBP).
Secondary-structureelments in MBP arelabeled.Residuescon-
servedin MBP and P-slectin are boxedandresiduesconsrved
in all selectins are shaded. This sequence-structurealignment
provided the basis for comparative model building of the
P-selectinligand-binding domain. B: Model structure of li-
gand-bindng domain of P-selectin. The model,represented as
a solid was ased on identified structural similar-
ity to crystal structure of the C-typelectindomain of the rat
mannose-bindingdomain, whichrevealed a previouslyunknown
roteinfold.The iewis longa-helix 2, locatedbelow theloop
regioncoloredinyellow. A conservedcalciumpositionisshwn
in red.Analyisof the modelsuggeste a shallowdepression
proximal to the conservedcalcium as a potentialligad-binding
ite.Thisregion is flankedn the left by loop, colored yel-
ow,with a five-residueinsertionreltive to the mannose-binding
Residues the roposedligand-bindingregion of
P-selectinweresubjected to ite-specificmutagenesisanalysis,
the hypothesisregarding the location ofrsidues in
P-selectincriticl inding to its cellularligand.Theresidues
are shown in a colorcoded ashion:magenta,crucialfor binding;
lavender,significant contribution to binding; blue, minorcon-
tribution to binding. C: Assessentof the P-selectinmodelby
comparison f 3D-profils of the MBPcrystal structure (rela-
tive to the MBPsequence)andoftheP-selectinmodelstructure
(relative to its sequence). The profiles were alculatedusing a
21-residuewindow for scoreaveraging. The calculatedZ-score
for the MBPsequence and crystal structure is30.8, the
Z-score for the P-selectinsequence and model is 34.9. No eg-
ative valueswereobserved that ould ocalin-
consistenciesin the structural odels. The analysissuggests n
equivalentcompatibiltyofsequenceandstructure he model
and the X-ray structure.
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Figure 2.
Fi. 2. A: Model structure of he extracellular domain of gp39.
The structureofthehomotrimer is in green. The y-axis
is approximately to thethreefold molecular symmetry
axis. he locations f site-specific natural gp39 mutants in three
patients (C.D., A.Y. and J.W.) are These mutations im-
pair thefunction of gp39 in these patients.One of thethree
symmetry-related region n gp39 that correspond o the receptor-
binding sites in tumor necrosis factor beta (TNFP) is in
Locations of the three mutations shown heresuggests that
residue changes may interfere with the binding ofgp39 to
receptor CD40. B: Comparison of calculated 3D-profiles,
a 21-residue window, forthe trimeric tumor necrosis fac-
orapha (TNFa) crystal andthe trimeric gp39 model structure
elative to their sequences. The calculated Z-scores the TNFa
structure and sequence and forthe gp39 model and se-
were 30.8 and 32.8,respectively. The analysis supports
he proposed structral similarity of gp39 and
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The above figures are
reprinted
from an Open Access publication published by the Protein Society:
Protein Sci
(1993,
2,
1798-1810)
copyright 1993.
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