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Direct Cell Extraction of Membrane Proteins for Structure-Function Analysis
I. Drulyte, A. R. Gutgsell, P. Lloris-Garcer, M. Liss, S. Geschwindner, M. Radjainia, J. Frauenfeld, R. Loving
Abstract
Membrane proteins are the largest group of therapeutic targets in a variety of disease areas and yet, they remain particularly difficult to investigate. We have developed a novel one-step approach for the incorporation of membrane proteins directly from cells into lipid Salipro nanoparticles. Here, with the pannexin1 channel as a case study, we demonstrate the applicability of this method for structurefunction analysis using SPR and cryo-EM.
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