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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2022 Nov 28.
Published in final edited form as: Nat Chem Biol. 2022 Jun 20;18(8):859–868. doi: 10.1038/s41589-022-01049-9

Extended Data Fig. 10 ∣. Comparison of the molecular interfaces of the TAPBPR bound MR1 versus MHC-I.

Extended Data Fig. 10 ∣

a, Interactions at the (Left) H2-Dd or (Right) hpMR1 α12 interface with TAPBPR (TAPBPR in grey, H2-Dd or hpMR1 in green). The H2-Dd/TAPBPR interaction is shown for PDB ID 5WER, while the hpMR1/TAPBPR interaction is shown for the lowest energy hybrid NMR/MD model. Interacting residues are shown as sticks. b, Interactions at the (Left) H2-Dd or (Right) hpMR1 α32m interface with TAPBPR (TAPBPR in grey, H2-Dd or hpMR1 in green; β2m in cyan). The H2-Dd/TAPBPR interaction is shown for PDB ID 5WER, while the hpMR1/TAPBPR interaction is shown for the lowest energy hybrid NMR/MD model. Interacting residues are shown as sticks. c, Overlay of Ac-6-FP in the hpMR1 groove for the TAPBPR chaperoned state (green, PDB 7RNO) versus Ac-6-FP in the hMR1 groove for the unchaperoned state (PDB ID 4PJ5, TCR removed). d, Structural overlays of unchaperoned 6-FP/hMR1 (PDB ID 4GUP, orange) compared with hybrid NMR/MD refined structures of Ac-6-FP/hpMR1/TAPBPR built using PDB ID 4PJ5, TCR removed (green) or 6-FP/hpMR1/TAPBPR built using PDB ID 4GUP (blue). The Cα RMSD between the green and blue structures is 1.769 Å.