FIGURE 36.2.. (A) Ribbon diagram of the crystal structure of human galectin-1 complexed with lactose.

FIGURE 36.2.

(A) Ribbon diagram of the crystal structure of human galectin-1 complexed with lactose. The homodimer is shown with each monomer colored differently and orthogonal views are presented. The subunit interface is based on interactions between the carboxy- and amino-terminal domains of each subunit. (B) A highlight of the interactions of key amino acid residues within the carbohydrate-recognition domain (CRD) with bound lactose, and the partial sequence of the CRD in human galectin-1. (C) Primary sequence of human galectin-1 with residues numbered and corresponding to those in the crystal structure. (Illustration kindly provided by Dr. Sean R. Stowell.)

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