Evidence for Membrane Complex Assembly in Nanoelectrospray Generated Lipid Bilayers
Wilm, M. S.
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1.Nanoelectrospray can be used to generate a layered structure consisting of bipolar lipids, detergent-solubilized membrane proteins, and glycerol that self-assembles upon detergent extraction into one extended layer of a protein containing membrane. This manuscript presents the first evidence that this method might allow membrane protein complexes to assemble in this process.
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