Pore-Forming Proteins: Fluorescent Dyes to Study the Channel Functionality and Biophysical Properties
Large conductance channels, when activated transiently, alter the plasma membrane permeability permitting the passage of molecules with the size of until 1000 Da. These pore-forming proteins are found in the plasma membrane of mammals and invertebrate cells such as the P2X7 receptor, transient recep...
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IntechOpen
2020
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