Fig. 1.
Fig. 1. Predicted membrane topology and amino acid sequences of mutant Rh polypeptide species encoded by SDM constructs. This figure depicts the hypothetical membrane orientation of the Rh D polypeptide (large central panel) in which predicted externalized amino acids are numbered. The wild-type Rh D protein is then compared with SDM mutants that were derived initially from a cDNA encoding an Rh cE cDNA. The mutants were generated by inverse PCR using mutagenic primers, and the predicted extracellular positions of the targeted, Rh D-specific amino acids are shown as solid circles on each of the 7 different mutants. The polymorphic amino acid residues that differentiate the Rh D and Rh CcEe are shown as solid and open circles, respectively, with the single letter amino acid code inside each circle.

Predicted membrane topology and amino acid sequences of mutant Rh polypeptide species encoded by SDM constructs. This figure depicts the hypothetical membrane orientation of the Rh D polypeptide (large central panel) in which predicted externalized amino acids are numbered. The wild-type Rh D protein is then compared with SDM mutants that were derived initially from a cDNA encoding an Rh cE cDNA. The mutants were generated by inverse PCR using mutagenic primers, and the predicted extracellular positions of the targeted, Rh D-specific amino acids are shown as solid circles on each of the 7 different mutants. The polymorphic amino acid residues that differentiate the Rh D and Rh CcEe are shown as solid and open circles, respectively, with the single letter amino acid code inside each circle.

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