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@Robert Garry Some discussion in another place on where the RBD ends in SC2: is it 331N - 526G (what we had in Prox) or 527?

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@Robert Garry Some discussion in another place on where the RBD ends in SC2: is it 331N - 526G (what we had in Prox) or 527?	needs context	speaker_own	questions

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@Robert Garry Some discussion in another place on where the RBD ends in SC2: is it 331N - 526G (what we had in Prox) or 527?

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questions

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2021-02-18 09:35 Andrew Rambaut

@Robert Garry Some discussion in another place on where the RBD ends in SC2: is it 331N - 526G (what we had in Prox) or 527?
2021-02-18 09:51 Robert F. Garry open

331N to 526 or 527 is - what I would consider - the entire C-terminal Domain CTD. The RBD itself is a smaller loop within the CTD, which is actually a bit bigger than what we estimated in PO1 - so running about 414 to 506.
2021-02-18 10:00 Robert F. Garry open

AFAIK there is not a definite - or official - end to the CTD. No cysteine loop or other feature that would tie it off.