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Scientists "see" the structure of potassium-chlorine co-transport proteins
Time of Update: 2020-12-28
Guo Jiangtao of Zhejiang University School of Medicine recently analyzed the high-resolution cryomirscopic structure of 2.9 E of one of these proteins, the human potassium-chlorine cotranser transport protein KCC1, revealed the binding points of potassium and chloride ions, and proposed a model of potassium-chlorine cotransering thermoly transporting.
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Tertiary and Quaternary Structure Formation of Voltage-Gated Potassium Channels
Time of Update: 2020-12-20
The experimental strategies involve identifying quaternary and tertiary interfaces, engineering a pair of cysteines into a cysteine-free voltage-gated potassium channel protein, using bifunctional crosslinking agents, and using an assay of the crosslinked products to determine folding/assembly events.
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Islet cell ATP sensitive potassium ion channel structure.
Time of Update: 2020-09-11
On January 12th, Chen Lei Research Group of Beijing University Molecular Medicine Institute and Gao Ning Research Group of Tsinghua University School of Life Sciences jointly published the title "Structure of Islet Cell ATP Sensitive Potassium Ion Channel Structure" in the journal Cell.
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Structure of aluminum potassium sulfate
Time of Update: 2019-11-27
Let's take a look with the small safety net of Baibai Aluminum potassium sulfate, colorless crystal or powder No smell, slightly sweet and astringent, astringent In the dry air weathering lost crystal water, dissolved in the humid air flowing water It is soluble in glycerin and water, and the aqueous solution shows acid reaction After hydrolysis, aluminum hydroxide colloid precipitates So what's the structure of aluminum potassium sulfate?
