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PDBsum entry 6pd5
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Viral protein
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PDB id
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6pd5
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References listed in PDB file
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Key reference
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Title
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Identification of a ph sensor in influenza hemagglutinin using X-Ray crystallography.
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Authors
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A.Antanasijevic,
M.A.Durst,
A.Lavie,
M.Caffrey.
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Ref.
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J Struct Biol, 2020,
209,
107412.
[DOI no: ]
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Abstract
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Hemagglutnin (HA) mediates entry of influenza virus through a series of
conformational changes triggered by the low pH of the endosome. The residue or
combination of residues acting as pH sensors has not yet been fully elucidated.
In this work, we assay pH effects on the structure of H5 HA by soaking HA
crystallized at pH 6.5 in a series of buffers with lower pH, mimicking the
conditions of the endosome. We find that HA1-H38, which is conserved in Group 1
HA, undergoes a striking change in side chain conformation, which we attribute
to its protonation and cation-cation repulsion with conserved HA1-H18. This work
suggests that x-ray crystallography can be applied for studying small-scale
pH-induced conformational changes providing valuable information on the location
of pH sensors in HA. Importantly, the observed change in HA1-H38 conformation is
further evidence that the pH-induced conformational changes of HA are the result
of a series of protonation events to conserved and non-conserved pH sensors.
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