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Cell-free synthesis and combinatorial selective 15N-labeling of the cytotoxic protein amoebapore A from Entamoeba histolytica

Xun et al., 2009

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5472499944143787224
Author
Xun Y
Tremouilhac P
Carraher C
Gelhaus C
Ozawa K
Otting G
Dixon N
Leippe M
Grötzinger J
Dingley A
Kralicek A
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Protein expression and purification

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Amoebapore A is a pore-forming protein produced by the pathogenic parasite Entamoeba histolytica, which causes human amoebic dysentery. The pore-forming activity of amoebapore A is regulated by pH-dependent dimerization, a prerequisite for membrane …
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