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Membrane Proteins Have Distinct Fast Internal Motion and Residual Conformational Entropy
Evan S. O'Brien
, Brian Fuglestad
, Henry J. Lessen
, Matthew A. Stetz
, Danny W. Lin
, Bryan S. Marques
, Kushol Gupta
, Karen G. Fleming
, A. Joshua Wand
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Membrane Protein
100%
Conformational Entropy
100%
Internal Motion
100%
Methyl
66%
Integral Membrane Protein
33%
Side Chain
33%
Protein Function
33%
Folded State
33%
Ligand Binding
33%
Soluble Protein
33%
Thermodynamics
33%
Membrane Mimetics
33%
Lipid Bilayer
33%
NMR Relaxation
33%
Hydrophobic Effect
33%
Relaxation Method
33%
Solution NMR
33%
Allostery
33%
Experimental Characterization
33%
Detergent Micelles
33%
Side-chain Dynamics
33%
Side Chain Motion
33%
Outer Membrane Protein W
33%
Sensory rhodopsin II
33%
Biochemistry, Genetics and Molecular Biology
Motion
100%
Membrane Protein
100%
Conformational Entropy
100%
Integral Membrane Protein
33%
Rhodopsin
33%
Protein Function
33%
Ligand Binding
33%
Outer Membrane Protein
33%
Soluble Protein
33%
Allosteric Regulation
33%
Lipid Bilayer
33%
Micelle
33%
Nuclear Magnetic Resonance Relaxation
33%
Thermodynamics
33%