Host Erythrocyte Engagement by PfEBA-140 1 Molecular Basis for Sialic Acid-dependent Receptor Recognition by Plasmodium falciparum Erythrocyte Binding Antigen 140/BAEBL

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  • Brian M Malpede
  • Daniel H Lin
  • Niraj H Tolia
  • Niraj H. Tolia
چکیده

Background: PfEBA-140 recognizes sialic acid on its receptor Glycophorin C during erythrocyte invasion. Results: PfEBA-140 contains two sialic acid binding pockets distinct from other sialic acid binding proteins and with divergent roles in receptor recognition. Conclusion: The glycan binding pockets define receptor recognition, specificity, and putative switching. Significance: The first detailed molecular view of receptor recognition by a critical P. falciparum invasion ligand.

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تاریخ انتشار 2013