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<StructureSection load='3usg' size='350' side='right' caption='Structure of leucine transporter complex with leucine, antidepressant and Na+ ion (in purple)  (PDB entry [[3gwu]])' scene=''>
<StructureSection load='' size='450' side='right' caption='Structure of leucine transporter complex with leucine, lipid membrane fragments and Na+ ions (purple)  (PDB entry [[3usg]])' scene='56/564069/Cv/1' pspeed='8'>
== Function ==   
== Function ==   
'''Leucine transporter''' (LeuT) is a membrane protein which is comprised of 12 transmembrane helices forming a channel.  LeuT clears the synapse after signal transduction.  LeuT utilizes the electrochemical potential gradient of Na+ ions across the membrane to catalyze the uptake of leucine. The LeuT is a homodimer<ref>PMID:15980244</ref>.
'''Leucine transporter''' (LeuT) is a membrane protein which is comprised of 12 transmembrane helices forming a channel.  LeuT clears the synapse after signal transduction.  LeuT utilizes the electrochemical potential gradient of Na+ ions across the membrane to catalyze the uptake of leucine. <scene name='56/564069/Cv/5'>The LeuT is a homodimer</scene><ref>PMID:15980244</ref>.


==Relevance ==
==Relevance ==
LeuT is the target of many antidepressant and recreational drugs.
LeuT is the target of many antidepressant and recreational drugs.


== Structural highlights ==
*<scene name='56/564069/Cv/6'>Leucine transporter complex with leucine, lipid membrane fragments and Na+ ions</scene>.
*The <scene name='56/564069/Cv/7'>leucine binding pocket of LeuT contains 2 Na+ ions</scene><ref>PMID:22245965</ref>.
*<scene name='56/564069/Cv/8'>Leucine binding pocket</scene>.
==3D structures of leucine transporter==
==3D structures of leucine transporter==


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[[3mpn]], [[3mpq]] – AaLeuT (mutant) + Leu + Na + halide<br />
[[3mpn]], [[3mpq]] – AaLeuT (mutant) + Leu + Na + halide<br />
[[3f3e]], [[3usg]], [[3usj]], [[3usi]], [[3usk]] – AaLeuT + Leu + Na <br />
[[3f3e]], [[3usg]], [[3usj]], [[3usi]], [[3usk]] – AaLeuT + Leu + Na <br />
[[4fxz]], [[3gjc]] – AaLeuT (mutant)  + Leu + Na <br />
[[4fxz]], [[3gjc]], [[6nle]] – AaLeuT (mutant)  + Leu + Na <br />
[[3f48]], [[3f4j]], [[3f3a]], [[3f3c]], [[3f3d]], [[3f4i]]  – AaLeuT + amino acid + Na <br />
[[3f48]], [[3f4j]], [[3f3a]], [[3f3c]], [[3f3d]], [[3f4i]], [[6xwm]]  – AaLeuT + amino acid + Na <br />
[[3qs4]], [[3qs5]], [[3qs6]], [[4fy0]], [[3tu0]], [[3usl]], [[3uso]], [[3usm]]  – AaLeuT (mutant) + amino acid + Na <br />
[[3qs4]], [[3qs5]], [[3qs6]], [[4fy0]], [[3tu0]], [[3usl]], [[3uso]], [[3usm]], [[7lqj]], [[7lqk]], [[7lql]]  – AaLeuT (mutant) + amino acid + Na <br />
[[3tt1]] – AaLeuT (mutant) + Na + antibody<br />
[[3tt1]] – AaLeuT (mutant) + Na + antibody<br />
[[3tt3]] – AaLeuT (mutant) + antibody<br />
[[3tt3]] – AaLeuT (mutant) + antibody<br />
== References ==
== References ==
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