Membrane Curvature Induction and Tubulation Are Common Features of Synucleins and Apolipoproteins
Jobin Varkey(University of Southern California), Ralf Langen(Keck Hospital of USC), Martin Borch Jensen(VIR Biotechnology (United States)), Jitka Petrlová(University of California, Davis), John C. Voss(University of California, Davis), Naoko Mizuno(Max Planck Institute of Biochemistry), Christine C. Jao(University of Southern California), Dimitrios Stamou(University of Copenhagen), Alasdair C. Steven(National Institutes of Health), Vikram Bhatia(University of Copenhagen), J. Mario Isas(Keck Hospital of USC)
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