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'''CD1''' (or '''Cluster of Differentiation 1''') is related to class I MHC molecules.  CD1 is expressed on the surface of antigen presenting cells and presents lipid antigens to T cells.  There are 3 groups of CD1 differing in their lipid anchoring.  Group 1 contains CD1a, CD1b and CD1c.  Group 2 contains CD1d.  Group 3 contains CD1e.  CD1 structure is comprised of a heavy chain with a1, a2 and a3 domains which is non-covalently associated with β-microglobulin.  CD1 contains a larger and deeper antigen binding groove than class I MHC molecules.<ref>PMID:17593656</ref>
'''CD1''' (or '''Cluster of Differentiation 1''') is related to class I MHC molecules.  CD1 is expressed on the surface of antigen presenting cells and presents lipid antigens to T cells.  There are 3 groups of CD1 differing in their lipid anchoring.  Group 1 contains CD1a, CD1b and CD1c.  Group 2 contains CD1d.  Group 3 contains CD1e.  CD1 structure is comprised of a heavy chain with a1, a2 and a3 domains which is non-covalently associated with β-microglobulin.  CD1 contains a larger and deeper antigen binding groove than class I MHC molecules.<ref>PMID:17593656</ref>
*<scene name='55/551229/Cv/2'>Mouse CD1 extracellular domain with β-microglobulin complex and glycolipid</scene>(PDB entry [[3ilp]]).<ref>PMID:20080535</ref>
*<scene name='55/551229/Cv/2'>Mouse CD1 extracellular domain with β-microglobulin complex and glycolipid</scene> (PDB entry [[3ilp]]).<ref>PMID:20080535</ref>
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Revision as of 10:47, 29 November 2015

Structure of mouse CD1 extracellular domain (magenta) containingβ-microglobulin (green) complex with glycolipid (PDB entry 3ilp)

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3D Structures of CD1

Updated on 29-November-2015

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