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Three-dimensional structure of membrane proteins

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Techniques for the Analysis of Membrane Proteins

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The term structure is used with different meanings in the biochemical literature. Sometimes it is used to describe the detailed atomic arrangement, as determined by X-ray diffraction; sometimes it is used for less detailed information. An example of the latter is topological information such as subunit A is close to subunit B, as may be deduced from, for example, cross-linking experiments.

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Hovmöller, S. (1986). Three-dimensional structure of membrane proteins. In: Ragan, C.I., Cherry, R.J. (eds) Techniques for the Analysis of Membrane Proteins. Springer, Dordrecht. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-94-009-4085-7_11

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