Displacement of the Na + /K + pump’s transmembrane domains demonstrates conserved conformational changes in P-type 2 ATPases

Displacement of the Na + /K + pump’s transmembrane domains demonstrates conserved conformational changes in P-type 2 ATPases
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Na /K 泵跨膜结构域的置换证明了 P 型 2 ATP 酶中保守的构象变化

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10.1073/pnas.2019317118
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2021
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Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences
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Artigas, Pablo
Artigas, Pablo
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Young, Victoria C.;Artigas, Pablo

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