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<StructureSection load='1hlc' size='400' side='right' caption='Structure of human galectin-1 complex with lactose (PDB entry [[1hlc]])' scene=''>
<StructureSection load='' size='350' side='right' caption='Structure of human galectin-1 complex with lactose, mercaptoethanol and sulfate  (PDB entry [[1w6o]])' scene='51/516488/Cv/1'>
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== Function ==


'''Galectin''' (GAL) are lectins which bind beta-galactosidase (BGAL).  GAL contains a carbohydrate recognition domain (CRD).  GAL are known to inhibit chronic inflammation.  The CRD is a beta-sandwich long enough to bind a tetrasaccharide.  GAL-1 is thought to play a role as autocrine negative growth factor that regulates cell proliferation. GAL-2 is expressed primarily in gastrointestinal tract. GAL-3 has broad biological functionality. GAL-4 has 2 CRDs. GAL-7 is associated with epithelial cells. GAL-8 has a role in cellular defence against bacterial infection and vacuolar damage. GAL-9 affects eosinophil survival. GAL-10 or Charcot-Leyden crystal protein acts on biological membranes to regulate the multifunctional lysophospholipids.
'''Galectin''' or '''galactoside-binding soluble lectin''' (GAL) are lectins which bind β-galactosidase (BGAL).  GAL contains a carbohydrate recognition domain (CRD) residues 113-250<ref>PMID:8063692</ref><br />
* GAL-1 is thought to play a role as autocrine negative growth factor that regulates cell proliferation.<br />
* GAL-2 is expressed primarily in gastrointestinal tract.<br />
* GAL-3 has broad biological functionality.<br />
* GAL-4 has 2 CRDs.<br />
* GAL-5 is found in rat is a β-galactoside binding lectin<ref>PMID:19903899</ref>.<br />
* GAL-7 is associated with epithelial cells.<br />
* GAL-8 has a role in cellular defense against bacterial infection and vacuolar damage.<br />
* GAL-9 affects eosinophil survival. <br />
* GAL-10 or Charcot-Leyden crystal protein acts on biological membranes to regulate the multifunctional lysophospholipids.<br />
* GAL-13 is a placental protein which does not bind β-galactosides.<br />


==3D structures of galectin==
== Relevance ==  


===Galectin-1===
GAL are known to inhibit chronic inflammation<ref>PMID:20146714</ref>.  GAL-3 has a role in experimental autoimmune encephalomyelitis and melanoma methastasis<ref>PMID:22418727</ref>.


[[1slt]], [[1sla]], [[1slb]], [[1slc]] – GAL-1 + BGAL – bovine<br />
== Structural highlights ==
[[1hlc]] – hGAL-1 + lactose – human<br />
[[2km2]] – hGAL-1 -NMR<BR />
[[1w6n]], [[1w6q]] - hGAL-1 (mutant) <br />
[[1w6o]], [[2zkn]] – hGAL-1 (mutant) + lactose<br />
[[1w6p]] – hGAL-1 (mutant) + acetyl lactosamine<br />
[[1gzw]] – hGAL-1 + BGAL<br />
[[1w6m]] – hGAL(mutant)  + BGAL<br />
[[3oy8]] – hGAL-1 + lactobionic acid<br />
[[3oyw]] - hGAL-1 + thio-digalactoside<br />
[[3t2t]] – hGAL-1 + inhibitor<br />
[[1gan]] – tGAL-1 + BGAL – toad<br />
[[1a78]] – tGAL-1 + thio-digalactose<br />
[[3m2m]] - GAL-1 + lactose – rat


===Galectin-2===
The CRD is a β-sandwich long enough to bind a tetrasaccharide.  A <scene name='51/516488/Cv/4'>lactose ligand is bound at the concave face of the β-sheet</scene><ref>PMID:15476813</ref>. Water molecules shown as red spheres.


[[1ul9]] – CchGAL-2 – ''Coprinopsis cinerea''<br />
==3D structures of galectin==
[[1ulc]] – CcGAL-2 + lactose<br />
[[Galectin 3D structures]]
[[1ulg]] - CcGAL-2 + BGAL<br />
[[1uld]], [[2wkk]] – CcGAL-2 + BGAL + fucose<br />
[[1ule]], [[1ulf]] – CcGAL-2 + polysaccharide


===Galectin-3===
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[[3zsk]], [[3zsl]], [[3zsm]] – hGAL-3 CRD<br />
[[1a3k]], [[1kjl]], [[2nmn]] – hGAL-3 CRD + BGAL<br />
[[2nmo]] - hGAL-3 CRD + glucose + BGAL<br />
[[2nn8]], [[3aye]], [[3zsj]] - hGAL-3 CRD + lactose<br />
[[1kjr ]]– hGAL-3 CRD  + acetyllactosamine<br />
[[2xg3]], [[3t1l]], [[3t1m]] - hGAL-3 CRD + inhibitor<br />
[[3aya]] - hGAL-3 CRD + antigen<br />
[[3ayc]], [[3ayd]] - hGAL-3 CRD + polysaccharide
 
===Galectin-4===
 
[[1x50]] – hGAL-4 CRD – NMR<BR />
[[2dyc]] – mGAL-4 CRD – mouse<br />
[[3i8t]] – mGAL-4 + lactose<br />
 
===Galectin-7===
 
[[1bkz]], [[3zxf]] – hGAL-7<br />
[[2gal]] - hGAL-7 + BGAL<br />
[[3gal]] – hGAL-7 + galactosamine<br />
[[5gal]] – hGAL-7 + acetyllactosamine<br />
[[3zxe]] - hGAL-7 + inhibitor<br />
 
===Galectin-8===
 
[[2yro]] – hGAL-8 CRD – NMR<BR />
[[3ap5]], [[3apb]] - hGAL-8 CRD<br />
[[3ap4]], [[3ap6]] - hGAL-8 CRD + lactose<br />
[[3ap7]] - hGAL-8 CRD + sialyllactose<br />
[[3ap8]] - hGAL-8 CRD + polysaccharide<br />
[[4fqz]] – hGAL-8 CRD (mutant) + glucose + BGAL<br />
[[2yv8]] – hGAL-8 N terminal<br />
[[3ojb]] - hGAL-8 C terminal<br />
[[2yxs]] – hGAL-8 N terminal + lactose<br />
[[2yy1]] – hGAL-8 N terminal + acetyllactosamine<br />
 
===Galectin-9===
 
[[2d6k]], [[2d6l]] – mGAL-9 CRD<br />
[[2d6m]] – mGAL-9 CRD + lactose<br />
[[2d6n]], [[2d6o]]– mGAL-9 CRD + acetyllactosamine<br />
[[2d6p]] – mGAL-9 CRD + antigen<br />
[[3lsd]] – hGAL-9 N terminal<br />
[[3nv1]] – hGAL-9 CRD<br />
[[3lse]] – hGAL-9 N terminal + lactose<br />
[[2eak]] - hGAL-9 CRD + lactose<br />
[[3nv4]] - hGAL-9 CRD + sialyllactose<br />
[[2zhk]], [[2zhl]], [[2zhm]], [[2zhn]], [[3nv2]] - hGAL-9 CRD + acetyllactosamine<br />
[[3nv3]] - hGAL-9 CRD + polysaccharide<br />
[[2eal]] - mGAL-9 CRD + pentasaccharide
 
===Galectin-10===
 
[[1bkz]] – hGAL-10 + mannose<br />
[[1hdk]] – hGAL-10 + PCMBS
 
===Galectin===


[[1ww4]] – AcGAL + NEUACA2-3-lacose – ''Agrocybe cylindracea''<br />
== References ==
[[1ww5]], [[1ww6]] – AcGAL + lactose derivative<br />
<references/>
[[1ww7]] – AcGAL
[[4agg]], [[4agr]], [[4agv]] – GAL - ''Cinachyrella''


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Structure of human galectin-1 complex with lactose, mercaptoethanol and sulfate (PDB entry 1w6o)

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