Fig. 3: Interactions between AGL and different Fabs. | Cell Discovery

Fig. 3: Interactions between AGL and different Fabs.

From: Structural polymorphism of the antigenic loop in HBV surface antigen dictates binding of diverse neutralizing antibodies

Fig. 3

a Side view of AGLType A and FabHBC-Fv domains in a semi-transparent surface representation, along with the atomic model in the same color as in Fig. 2a. The viral envelope membrane is indicated with a thick gray line. Interfaces are highlighted with dashed boxes. b Close-up view of the interface between FabHBC-VH and HBsAg boxed in (a). Key residues for the binding between FabHBC-VH and HBsAg are shown as sticks. c Close-up view of the interface between FabHBC-VL and HBsAg boxed in (a). Key residues for the binding between FabHBC-VL and HBsAg are shown as sticks. d Side view of AGLType B and FabH006-Fv domains in a semi-transparent surface representation, along with the atomic model in the same color as in Fig. 2c. The viral envelope membrane is indicated with a thick gray line. Interfaces are highlighted with dashed boxes. eg Close-up views of the interfaces between FabH006-VH and HBsAg boxed in (d). Key residues for the binding between FabH006-VH and HBsAg are shown as sticks. h Close-up views of the interfaces between FabH006-VL and HBsAg boxed in (d). Key residues for the binding between FabH006-VL and HBsAg are shown as sticks.

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