NMR analysis of G-protein βγ subunit complexes reveals a dynamic Gα-Gβγ subunit interface and multiple protein recognition modes
Alan V. Smrcka(University of Michigan), Ernest Giralt(Institute for Research in Biomedicine), Michael Burroughs, Barry M. Willardson(Brigham Young University), Teresa Tarragó(Institute for Research in Biomedicine), Nathan K. Itoga(Brigham Young University), Minsun Park(University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign), Harry A. Stern(Institute of Molecular Biology and Biophysics), Nessim Kichik(Institute for Research in Biomedicine)
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