Fig. 1.
Fig. 1. Model of human TM and amino acid sequence of deleted amino terminal end for expression in COS.del.Nterm cells. Nascent human TM has 575 amino acid residues starting with a putative 18-residue signal peptide (S) at the N-terminal end. This is followed by 5 structural domains: (1) the N-terminal domain composed of a lectin-like module and a hydrophobic region (H-P), (2) six EGF-like repeats, (3) a serine-threonine (ST)-rich region, (4) the transmembrane domain (T), and (5) the cytoplasmic domain at the C-terminal. Numbering of amino acids is according to Suzuki et al.10 TM cDNA constructs lacking the encoding regions for the entire N-terminal domain (residues −17 to 238), the lectin-like module (residues 2-155 in pink), or the hydrophobic module (residues 161-202 in purple) were transfected for expression as COSdel.238 cells, COSdel.2-155, or COSdel.161-202 cells, respectively, as detailed in the Materials and Methods.

Model of human TM and amino acid sequence of deleted amino terminal end for expression in COS.del.Nterm cells. Nascent human TM has 575 amino acid residues starting with a putative 18-residue signal peptide (S) at the N-terminal end. This is followed by 5 structural domains: (1) the N-terminal domain composed of a lectin-like module and a hydrophobic region (H-P), (2) six EGF-like repeats, (3) a serine-threonine (ST)-rich region, (4) the transmembrane domain (T), and (5) the cytoplasmic domain at the C-terminal. Numbering of amino acids is according to Suzuki et al.10 TM cDNA constructs lacking the encoding regions for the entire N-terminal domain (residues −17 to 238), the lectin-like module (residues 2-155 in pink), or the hydrophobic module (residues 161-202 in purple) were transfected for expression as COSdel.238 cells, COSdel.2-155, or COSdel.161-202 cells, respectively, as detailed in the Materials and Methods.

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