Direct transfer of membrane proteins from bacteria to planar bilayers for rapid screening by single-channel recording (Q30159809)

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Direct transfer of membrane proteins from bacteria to planar bilayers for rapid screening by single-channel recording (English)

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Hagan Bayley

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Matthew A Holden

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Lakmal Jayasinghe

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Oliver Daltrop

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Amy Mason

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publication date

7 May 2006

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published in

Nature Chemical Biology

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page(s)

314-318

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Direct introduction of single protein channels and pores into lipid bilayers

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Identifiers

DOI

10.1038/NCHEMBIO793

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