Cryo-EM study of patched in lipid nanodisc suggests a structural basis for its clustering in caveolae.

Cryo-EM study of patched in lipid nanodisc suggests a structural basis for its clustering in caveolae.
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DOI:
10.2139/ssrn.3780328
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发表时间:
2021-02
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5.7
通讯作者:
Yitian Luo;G. Wan;Xiang Zhang;Xuan Zhou;Qiuwen Wang;Jialin Fan;H. Cai;Liya Ma;Hailong Wu;Q. Qu;Y. Cong;Yun Zhao;Dianfan Li
Yitian Luo;G. Wan;Xiang Zhang;Xuan Zhou;Qiuwen Wang;Jialin Fan;H. Cai;Liya Ma;Hailong Wu;Q. Qu;Y. Cong;Yun Zhao;Dianfan Li
中科院分区:
生物学2区
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作者:
Yitian Luo;G. Wan;Xiang Zhang;Xuan Zhou;Qiuwen Wang;Jialin Fan;H. Cai;Liya Ma;Hailong Wu;Q. Qu;Y. Cong;Yun Zhao;Dianfan Li

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