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Diversity of sites for measles virus binding and for inactivation of complement C3b and C4b on membrane cofactor protein CD46.

The Journal of biological chemistry - 23 Jun 1995

Iwata K, Seya T, Yanagi Y, Pesando J M, Johnson P M, Okabe M, Ueda S, Ariga H, Nagasawa S

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The complement system membrane cofactor protein (MCP) CD46 serves as a C3b/C4b inactivating factor for the protection of host cells from autologous complement attack and as a receptor for measles virus (MV). MCP consists of four short consensus repeats (SCR) which are the predominant extracellular structural motif. In the present study, we determined which of the four SCR of MCP contribute to its function using...

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PMID: 7541036
DOI: 10.1074/jbc.270.25.15148

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