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=====NPxxY Motif=====

The residues in the <scene name='90/904306/Npxxy_motif/5'>NPxxY ~~motif~~</scene> are pivotal for receptor activation in all Class A GPCRs. This motif is conserved in the MRGPRX2 receptor with residues Val-231, Asp-75, Asn-275, and Tyr-279.

The residues in the <scene name='90/904306/Npxxy_motif/6'>NPxxY</scene> are pivotal for receptor activation in all Class A GPCRs. This motif is conserved in the MRGPRX2 receptor with residues Val-231, Asp-75, Asn-275, and Tyr-279.

=====CWxP Motif=====

The <scene name='90/904306/Cpxw_motif_2/2'>CWxP motif</scene> is almost fully conserved except for Trp-236, or the toggle switch, which is replaced with Gly-236. Cys-235, Leu-237, and Pro-238 are all conserved. Cys6.47 may play a fundamental role in GPCR activity by participating in the rearrangement of TM6 and TM7 upon receptor activation<ref name="Olivella>PMID:23497259</ref>. This residue's role is supported by its conservation in MRGPRX2 as it is a functional GPCR.

The <scene name='90/904306/Cpxw_motif_2/3'>CWxP motif</scene> is almost fully conserved except for Trp-236, or the toggle switch, which is replaced with Gly-236. Cys-235, Leu-237, and Pro-238 are all conserved. Cys6.47 may play a fundamental role in GPCR activity by participating in the rearrangement of TM6 and TM7 upon receptor activation<ref name="Olivella>PMID:23497259</ref>. This residue's role is supported by its conservation in MRGPRX2 as it is a functional GPCR.

All '''Class A Family Differences''' influence transmembrane domain structure and the compaction of helices which contribute to location and properties of ligand binding pocket.

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 =====NPxxY Motif=====
-The residues in the <scene name='90/904306/Npxxy_motif/5'>NPxxY motif</scene> are pivotal for receptor activation in all Class A GPCRs. This motif is conserved in the MRGPRX2 receptor with residues Val-231, Asp-75, Asn-275, and Tyr-279.
+The residues in the <scene name='90/904306/Npxxy_motif/6'>NPxxY</scene> are pivotal for receptor activation in all Class A GPCRs. This motif is conserved in the MRGPRX2 receptor with residues Val-231, Asp-75, Asn-275, and Tyr-279.
 =====CWxP Motif=====
-The <scene name='90/904306/Cpxw_motif_2/2'>CWxP motif</scene> is almost fully conserved except for Trp-236, or the toggle switch, which is replaced with Gly-236. Cys-235, Leu-237, and Pro-238 are all conserved. Cys6.47 may play a fundamental role in GPCR activity by participating in the rearrangement of TM6 and TM7 upon receptor activation<ref name="Olivella>PMID:23497259</ref>. This residue's role is supported by its conservation in MRGPRX2 as it is a functional GPCR.
+The <scene name='90/904306/Cpxw_motif_2/3'>CWxP motif</scene> is almost fully conserved except for Trp-236, or the toggle switch, which is replaced with Gly-236. Cys-235, Leu-237, and Pro-238 are all conserved. Cys6.47 may play a fundamental role in GPCR activity by participating in the rearrangement of TM6 and TM7 upon receptor activation<ref name="Olivella>PMID:23497259</ref>. This residue's role is supported by its conservation in MRGPRX2 as it is a functional GPCR.
 All '''Class A Family Differences''' influence transmembrane domain structure and the compaction of helices which contribute to location and properties of ligand binding pocket.