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T1 0-128 Sentence denotes Extracellular loop structures in silkworm ABCC transporters determine their specificities for Bacillus thuringiensis Cry toxins.
T2 129-218 Sentence denotes Bacillus thuringiensis Cry toxins are insecticidal proteins used widely for pest control.
T3 219-388 Sentence denotes They are lethal to a restricted range of insects via specific interactions with insect receptors such as the ABC transporter subfamily members C2 (ABCC2) and C3 (ABCC3).
T4 389-500 Sentence denotes However, it is still unclear how these different receptors contribute to insect susceptibility to Cry1A toxins.
T5 501-648 Sentence denotes Here, we investigated the differences between the silkworm (Bombyx mori) ABCC2 (BmABCC2_S) and ABCC3 (BmABCC3) receptors in mediating Cry toxicity.
T6 649-886 Sentence denotes Compared with BmABCC2_S, BmABCC3 exhibited 80- and 267-fold lower binding affinities to Cry1Aa and Cry1Ab, respectively, and these decreased affinities correlated well with the lower receptor activities of BmABCC3 for these Cry1A toxins.
T7 887-1081 Sentence denotes To identify the amino acid residues responsible for these differences, we constructed BmABCC3 variants containing a partial amino acid replacement with extracellular loops (ECLs) from BmABCC2_S.
T8 1082-1206 Sentence denotes Replacing three amino acids from ECL 1 or 3 increased BmABCC3 activity toward Cry1Aa and enabled its activity toward Cry1Ab.
T9 1207-1377 Sentence denotes Meanwhile, BmABCC2_S and BmABCC3 exhibited no receptor activities for Cry1Ca, Cry1Da, and Cry3Bb, correlating with markedly lower binding affinities for these Cry toxins.
T10 1378-1599 Sentence denotes ABCC2 from a Cry1Ab-resistant B. mori strain (BmABCC2_R), which has a tyrosine insertion in ECL 2, displayed 93-fold lower binding affinity to Cry1Ab compared with BmABCC2_S but maintained high binding affinity to Cry1Aa.
T11 1600-1836 Sentence denotes These results indicate that the Cry toxin-binding affinities of ABCC transporters are largely linked to the level of Cry susceptibility of ABCC-expressing cells and that the ABCC ECL structures determine the specificities to Cry toxins.