Antibodies and the immune system
Antibodies are Y-shaped proteins that recognize foreign molecules with great precision using the loops at the tips of their arms. This collection shows whole antibodies, antibody fragments bound to their targets, and therapeutic antibodies used against cancer and autoimmune disease. It also includes the MHC molecules and T-cell receptors that let the immune system spot infected cells.
Open Intact mouse IgG2a antibody in 3D
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- Intact mouse IgG2a antibody1IGT
- Intact mouse IgG1 antibody1IGY
- Intact human IgG1 antibody b12 against HIV1HZH
- Human IgG1 antibody with a hinge deletion1MCO
- Pembrolizumab, a full-length IgG4 antibody5DK3
- Human Fc fragment with protein A1FC2
- IgG1 Fc bound to Fc gamma receptor III1E4K
- IgE Fc bound to its high-affinity receptor1F6A
This interaction triggers allergic reactions. - IgM Fc with J chain and polymeric Ig receptor6KXS
- Dimeric secretory IgA6UE7
- Antibody Fab D1.3 bound to lysozyme1FDL
- Antibody Fab HyHEL-10 bound to lysozyme3HFM
- Camel single-domain antibody bound to lysozyme1MEL
Single-domain antibodies from camels and llamas are also called nanobodies. - HER2 bound to trastuzumab (Herceptin) Fab1N8Z
- HER2 bound to pertuzumab Fab1S78
- EGFR bound to cetuximab Fab1YY9
- TNF-alpha bound to adalimumab Fab3WD5
- TNF-alpha bound to infliximab Fab4G3Y
- PD-1 bound to pembrolizumab Fab5GGS
- PD-1 bound to nivolumab Fab5WT9
- VEGF bound to a neutralizing antibody Fab1BJ1
- HIV gp120 bound to antibody VRC013NGB
- HLA-B27 MHC class I molecule1HSA
- Mouse MHC class I H-2Kb with a viral peptide2VAA
- T-cell receptor bound to HLA-A2 and a viral peptide1AO7
- T-cell receptor 2C bound to MHC H-2Kb2CKB
- Human PD-1 (AlphaFold)Q15116 (AlphaFold)
- Human PD-L1 (AlphaFold)Q9NZQ7 (AlphaFold)
- Human CTLA-4 (AlphaFold)P16410 (AlphaFold)
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