Cell Press, Current Biology, 1(7), p. R17-R20, 1997
DOI: 10.1016/s0960-9822(06)00010-8
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Recent crystallographic studies show that the T-cell receptor has a largely immunoglobulin-like structure and binds to MHC-peptide complexes through loops from paired Valpha and Vbeta domains that focus on the central amino acids of the MHC-bound peptide, and to bacterial superantigens via peripheral aspects of the Vbeta domain.