Search Results - "Comer, Raven G"

Characterizing the structure of lipodisq nanoparticles for membrane protein spectroscopic studies by Zhang, Rongfu, Sahu, Indra D., Liu, Lishan, Osatuke, Anna, Comer, Raven G., Dabney-Smith, Carole, Lorigan, Gary A.

“…Membrane protein spectroscopic studies are challenging due to the difficulty introduced in preparing homogenous and functional hydrophobic proteins…”
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Primary cilia regulate the osmotic stress response of renal epithelial cells through TRPM3 by Siroky, Brian J, Kleene, Nancy K, Kleene, Steven J, Varnell, Jr, Charles D, Comer, Raven G, Liu, Jialiu, Lu, Lu, Pachciarz, Nolan W, Bissler, John J, Dixon, Bradley P

“…Primary cilia sense environmental conditions, including osmolality, but whether cilia participate in the osmotic response in renal epithelial cells is not…”
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Development of electron spin echo envelope modulation spectroscopy to probe the secondary structure of recombinant membrane proteins in a lipid bilayer by Zhang, Rongfu, Sahu, Indra D., Gibson, Kaylee R., Muhammad, Nefertiti B., Bali, Avnika P., Comer, Raven G., Liu, Lishan, Craig, Andrew F., Mccarrick, Robert M., Dabney‐Smith, Carole, Sanders, Charles R., Lorigan, Gary A.

“…Membrane proteins conduct many important biological functions essential to the survival of organisms. However, due to their inherent hydrophobic nature, it is…”
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Probing the interaction of the potassium channel modulating KCNE1 in lipid bilayers via solid‐state NMR spectroscopy by Zhang, Rongfu, Sahu, Indra D., Comer, Raven G., Maltsev, Sergey, Dabney‐Smith, Carole, Lorigan, Gary A.

“…KCNE1 is known to modulate the voltage‐gated potassium channel α subunit KCNQ1 to generate slowly activating potassium currents. This potassium channel is…”
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