Signal Transduction and Kinase Control in Nanodisc Reconstituted E. coli Aerotaxis Receptor
Maschmann, Z. A.; Chandrasekaran, S.; Anderson, E. T.; Fu, Q.; Freed, J. H.; Crane, B. R.
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WITHDRAWAL STATEMENTThe authors have withdrawn this manuscript because its being revised. The authors wish to withdraw this manuscript for two reasons. Firstly, the relevance and validity of some of the mass spectrometry data in the manuscript are being questioned by the authors. Secondly, some of the authors had not adequately reviewed the manuscript before it was uploaded to bioRxiv. Therefore, the authors do not wish this work to be cited as reference for the project. If you have any questions, please contact the corresponding author.
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