IL12 receptor beta 1 subunit

In a land of proteins, so grand and vast, Lived a receptor, with a name that would last. IL-12Rβ1, a gene so fine, Binding to cytokines, like a sweet rhyme. With low affinity, it bound to IL-12, Part of a complex, it did surely delve. A transmembrane protein, tall and strong, Belonging to the hemopoietin receptor throng. Oligomers it formed, with disulfide links, Required for binding, like puzzle pieces that sync. IL-12 and IL-23, it could both embrace, Creating binding sites, with elegance and grace. In patients with infections, severe and dire, Mutations in IL12RB1, they did acquire. Immunodeficiency, a challenge so tough, But scientists studied, and collected enough. Alternative splicing, creating isoforms distinct, IL-12Rβ1, a receptor that's succinct. A tale of proteins, in a world so vast, IL-12Rβ1, a gene that will forever last. Random page: XFM-1