Hydrophilicity of a Single Residue within MscL Correlates with Increased Channel Mechanosensitivity

Kenjiro Yoshimura(University of Wisconsin–Madison), Ching Kung(University of Wisconsin–Madison), Paul Blount(Southwestern Medical Center), M. J. Schroeder(University of Wisconsin–Madison), Ann Batiza(University of Wisconsin–Madison)
Biophysical Journal
October 1, 1999
10.1016/s0006-3495(99)77037-2
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