Cell-free Co-expression of Functional Membrane Proteins and Apolipoprotein, Forming Soluble Nanolipoprotein Particles
Jenny A. Cappuccio(Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory), Matthew A. Coleman(University of California, Davis), Julia E. Fletcher(Cleveland Clinic), Erin S. Arroyo(Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory), Kenneth J. Rothschild(Boston University), Edward A. Kuhn(Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory), Paul D. Hoeprich(Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory), Todd Sulchek(Georgia Institute of Technology), Wieslaw Kudlicki(Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory), Craig Blanchette(Switch), Todd C. Peterson(University of North Carolina Wilmington), Graham Bench(Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory), Brent W. Segelke(Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory), Brett A. Chromy(University of California, Davis), Federico Katzen(Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory), Joel M. Kralj(Bioscience Research), Angela K. Hinz(Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory)
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