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A gamma1 protein, designated CRA, found in heavy chain disease contains three inter-heavy disulfide bridges instead of the two normally found in gamma1 immunoglobulin heavy chains. Almost the entire Fd fragment is missing. The NH(2) terminal region is heterogeneous and contains carbohydrate; after 11 residues that do not resemble any of the known heavy-chain variable-region subclasses, normal synthesis seems to be resumed at the same amino acid residue as in another heavy-chain disease protein (ZUC). This finding raises the possibility that glutamic acid at position 216 represents the beginning of the Fe region, synthesized under the direction of another gene.

The Molecular Defect in a Protein (CRA) Found in γ1 Heavy Chain Disease, and Its Genetic Implications