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Characterization of co-translationally formed nanodisc complexes with small multidrug transporters, proteorhodopsin and with the E. coli MraY translocase

Roos et al., 2012

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8427533900620872513
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Roos C
Zocher M
Müller D
Münch D
Schneider T
Sahl H
Scholz F
Wachtveitl J
Ma Y
Proverbio D
Henrich E
Dötsch V
Bernhard F
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Biochimica et Biophysica Acta (BBA)-Biomembranes

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Nanodiscs (NDs) enable the analysis of membrane proteins (MP) in natural lipid bilayer environments. In combination with cell-free (CF) expression, they could be used for the co- translational insertion of MPs into defined membranes. This new approach allows the …
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