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PDBsum entry 4hag
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Immune system
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PDB id
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4hag
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DOI no:
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Mol Immunol
56:131-139
(2013)
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IgG2 Fc structure and the dynamic features of the IgG CH2-CH3 interface.
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A.Teplyakov,
Y.Zhao,
T.J.Malia,
G.Obmolova,
G.L.Gilliland.
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ABSTRACT
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The analyses of two human IgG2 Fc structures, determined in different crystal
forms, and the comparison with IgG1 Fc structures reveals molecular features
that are involved in accommodating and stabilizing structural conformations. In
the IgG2 Fc structures relative positions of the CH2 domains with respect to the
CH3 domains vary significantly from those observed for IgG1 Fc structures in
similar unit cells. The analysis reveals that the movement of the CH2 domain in
all of the Fc structures results from a pivoting around a highly conserved
ball-and-socket-like joint in which the CH2 L251 side chain (the ball) interacts
with a pocket (the socket) formed by CH3 M428, H429, E430, and H435. Despite the
change in positioning of the CH2 and CH3 domains, conserved hydrogen bonds and
electrostatic interactions are retained, stabilizing the Fc domain interface. In
the high resolution IgG2 and IgG1 Fc structures the position and number of water
molecules, and water networks bridging the two domains differ significantly
because of the difference in positions of CH2 relative to CH3. At the domain
interface, only CH2 T339 in IgG2 differs from alanine found in IgG1 and IgG4.
This residue's side chain influences the water structure at the interface by
interacting either directly or through a bridging water molecule with D376 in
the CH3 BC loop. Thus, the analyses of the IgG2 Fc structures and their
comparisons with IgG1 Fc structures reveals similar, but distinctly different
dynamic CH2-CH3 interfaces that can accommodate a wide range of CH2-CH3
conformations, that in conjunction with the amino acid residues in the hinge
region, may influence FcγR effector function profiles.
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