Spatially restricted substrate-binding site of cortisol-synthesizing CYP11B1 limits multiple hydroxylations and hinders aldosterone synthesis
Kuniaki Mukai(Japan Science and Technology Agency), Norio Kagawa(Vanderbilt University), Makoto Suematsu(Central Institute for Experimental Animals), Reiko Suzuki(Osaka Prefectural Medical Center), Takako Hishiki(Keio University), Hiroshi Sugimoto(SPring-8), Hideo Shimada(Keio University), Tomomi Matsuura(Keio University), Katsumasa Kamiya(Kanagawa Institute of Technology), Yoshitsugu Shiro(University of Hyogo)
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