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Crystal Structure of an Anti-Lewis a Fab Determined by Molecular Replacement Methods

  • Jacqueline Vitali
  • , William W. Young
  • , Virginia B. Schatz
  • , Stanley E. Sobottka
  • , Robert H. Kretsinger
    • University of Virginia
    • University of Virgina

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    Abstract

    The anti-Lewis a mouse immunoglobulin CF4C4 (IgGl, κ) Fab has been crystallized from 58% saturated ammonium sulfate in space group P1; unit cell dimensions a = 43.4 A b = 41.7 A , c = 62.0 A , α = 72.7 ^o, β = 96.6 ^o, γ = 100.1 ^o. X-ray diffraction data have been measured beyond 3.0 A Bragg spacing. The crystal structure has been determined by molecular replacement methods, using as search models the constant and variable domains of the mouse immunoglobulin McPC603 (IgA, κ) Fab. The crystallographic residual for the data 5.0 to 4.0 A, is 0.47. The approximate 2-fold axis relating the VL and the VH domains forms an angle of 164 ^o with the 2-fold axis relating the constant domains. The crystal packing is reasonable.

    Original languageAmerican English
    JournalJournal of Molecular Biology
    Volume198
    DOIs
    StatePublished - Nov 20 1987

    Disciplines

    • Atomic, Molecular and Optical Physics
    • Biological and Chemical Physics

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