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. 2018 May 28;9:1117. doi: 10.3389/fimmu.2018.01117

Table 1.

Experimentally determined structures of E1, E2, and monoclonal antibodies.

Structure codea Hepatitis C virus (HCV) glycoproteinb Residue rangec Antibody Reference
X-ray crystallography
4UOI E1 192–270 (38)
4N0Y E1 314–324 IGH526 (39)
4GAG E2 411–424 AP33 (40)
4GAJ E2 412–423 AP33 (40)
4GAY E2 Unbound mAb AP33 (40)
4DGY, 4DGV E2 412–423 HCV1 (41)
4G6A E2 412–423 AP33 (42)
4HS6 E2 412–423 MRCT10.362 (43)
4HS8 E2 412–423 hu5B3.v3 (43)
4WHT, 4WHY E2 412–423 3/11 (35)
4XVJ E2 412–423 HC33.1 (44)
5FGB E2 417–421 HC33.4 (45)
5FGC E2 415–423 HC33.8 (45)
5EOC E2 412–422d C2 (16)
5KZP E2 412–423d HCV1 (17)
5VXR E2 412–423 MAb24 (46)
4MWF E2 421–645e AR3C (47)
4WEB E2 486–645 2A12 (48)
4Q0X E2 434–442 mAb#12 (49)
4HZL E2 430–442 mAb#8 (50)
4JZN E2 435–446 HC84.1 (51)
4JZO E2 436–446 HC84.27 (51)
5ERW E2 438–446 HC84.26 f
5ESA E2 Unbound mAb HC84.26 f
4Z0X E2 435–446 HC84.26.5D (52)
5NPH, 5NPI, 5NPJ E2 532–540 DAO5 (53)
3U6R E2 Unbound mAb 1:7 (54)
4JVP E2 Unbound nanobody D03 (55)
Nuclear magnetic resonance
1EMZ E1 350–370 (56)
2KNU E1 314–342 (57)
2KZQ E2 684–719 (58)
Electron microscopyg
5759 E2 384–717 AR3A (47)
5760 E2 384–717 AR3A, AR2A (47)
5761 E2 384–717 AR2A, CD81 (47)
8338, 8339, 8340 E2 412–645 AR1B, AR2A, HCV1 (36)

aProtein Data Bank (59) or EMDataBank (60) codes shown. Multiple codes are shown in cases with multiple entries reported from same study containing the same residue range and binding partner(s), corresponding to different crystallographic symmetry forms, electron microscopy reconstructions, or HCV isolate sequences.

bIn the case of unbound antibody, glycoprotein target of antibody is given for reference.

cResidue numbering based on H77 isolate. For crystallographic structures, range reflects resolved residues present in coordinates.

dCyclic epitope-based designs are present in these structures.

eThis E2 core construct included engineered deletions of residues.

fThe coordinates for these X-ray structures have been released in the PDB (59) but have no publications associated with them.

gThese negative stain electron microscopy structures have resolutions of 16–30 Å, thus provide approximate envelopes for fitting high-resolution crystallographic or modeled structures.