Fig. 1.
Fig. 1. Diagrams of Kell protein and of the recombinant expressed extracellular domain. The top diagram is of Kell protein showing the transmembrane region (TM), separating the short intracellular domain from a large extracellular segment. Also shown are the positions of cysteine residues (C), carbohydrate moieties (Y), and the zinc-binding enzymatic active site (HELLH). The bottom diagram depicts the expressed extracellular domain, devoid of intracellular and transmembrane domains and containing 6 histidines as a tag, plus an additional 4 amino acids (ADPG). The location of the introduced C72S mutation and a gp67 secretion signal that is cleaved after translation are also shown.

Diagrams of Kell protein and of the recombinant expressed extracellular domain. The top diagram is of Kell protein showing the transmembrane region (TM), separating the short intracellular domain from a large extracellular segment. Also shown are the positions of cysteine residues (C), carbohydrate moieties (Y), and the zinc-binding enzymatic active site (HELLH). The bottom diagram depicts the expressed extracellular domain, devoid of intracellular and transmembrane domains and containing 6 histidines as a tag, plus an additional 4 amino acids (ADPG). The location of the introduced C72S mutation and a gp67 secretion signal that is cleaved after translation are also shown.

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