The base and root of domain II loops of Cry toxins contribute to binding toBombyx moriABC transporter C2
Abstract
Little information is available regarding the region of Cry toxins involved in binding to their major receptors, the ATP-binding cassette (ABC) transporters. We analyzed which Cry1Aa amino acid residues contribute to binding to Bombyx mori ABC transporter C2 (BmABCC2). Several two oxidized double-cysteine substitution mutant toxins were made. In these, two amino acids at distant positions on toxin loop α8 and loop 2 or loop 2 and loop 3 were...
Paper Details
Title
The base and root of domain II loops of Cry toxins contribute to binding toBombyx moriABC transporter C2
Published Date
Oct 21, 2021
Journal
Volume
289
Issue
4
Pages
965 - 984
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