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A systematic assessment of mature MBP in membrane protein production: overexpression, membrane targeting and purificationHu et al., 2011
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- Hu J
- Qin H
- Gao F
- Cross T
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- Protein expression and purification
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Obtaining enough membrane protein in native or native-like status is still a challenge in membrane protein structure biology. Maltose binding protein (MBP) has been widely used as a fusion partner in improving membrane protein production. In the present work, a …
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