A Structural Model of a Kir Channel in the Open State Derived from Mutagenic Scanning of the Pore Gating Energetics

A Structural Model of a Kir Channel in the Open State Derived from Mutagenic Scanning of the Pore Gating Energetics

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Main Authors:	Bollepalli, M, Fowler, P, Rapedius, M, Xie, M, Shang, L, Fritzenschaft, H, Sansom, M, Tucker, S, Baukrowitz, T
Format:	Journal article
Published:	2010

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