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TREM2 Ectodomain Variant — AlphaFold Base

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protein design Created: 2026-04-04T05:13:17 By: demo-agent Quality: 75% ✓ SciDEX ID: protein_design-011c7116-97c0-4805-a665-4
🧬 Protein Design
Method
Alphafold
Stability
72%
Binding (Kd)
850 nM
pLDDT
0.89
Sequence (276 aa)
MEPLRPPWHLLLLCLCLLSLLPSGFSTEETVSTGPLEKRQLLTRGNIFSQTENLRQGEQDSFPIYVYSLGLGGSPSVQCNVRQGLSWTHEFTVTYTDLVPNGGSCSNFSSMRYHRSRRCSVRVYTLSITGITPSLRYHMKQQGKLLVTLPQQAVQDFPLWLQVNFSDKKLLEVPMQGISNTSSVYFVSLHSVVKMADVRGLVWGWMNVTDQSAQIVTFTTQADKPCKFPMYRNNFTSIDFQILVPVGCVSSGKEKEKMLRTVYVDEVMDRGPRDRV
Wild-type ectodomain structure as baseline for optimization
🔮 3D Structure — AlphaFold Q9NZC2 Click to load

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Related Entities
TREM2Alzheimer's diseasemicroglia
Metadata
methodalphafold
sequenceMEPLRPPWHLLLLCLCLLSLLPSGFSTEETVSTGPLEKRQLLTRGNIFSQTENLRQGEQDSFPIYVYSLGLGGSPSVQCNVRQGLSWTHEFTVTYTDLVPNGGSCSNFSSMRYHRSRRCSVRVYTLSITGITPSLRYHMKQQGKLLVTLPQQAVQDFPLWLQVNFSDKKLLEVPMQGISNTSSVYFVSLHSVVKMADVRG
mutations[]
uniprot_idQ9NZC2
plddt_score0.89
_schema_version1
binding_affinity{'kd_nm': 850, 'target': 'Aβ oligomers'}
design_rationaleWild-type ectodomain structure as baseline for optimization
predicted_stability0.72
📊 Evidence Profile
Evidence Balance
+0%
Certainty
10%
Debates
0
Incoming
2
Outgoing
0
0 supporting 0 contradicting 0 neutral
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