Protein-Bound Water as the Determinant of Asymmetric Functional Conversion between Light-Driven Proton and Chloride Pumps
Kosuke Muroda(Nagoya Institute of Technology), Hideki Kandori(Nagoya Institute of Technology), Makoto Demura(Nagoya Institute of Technology), Mikihiro Shibata(Kanazawa University), Keisuke Nakashima(Nagoya Institute of Technology)
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