Transmembrane proteins involve various physiological functions, including protein ligation, recognition, transport, anchoring, and transduction. Several diseases are connected with abnormalities ...

Many of these proteins are embedded into the membrane and stick out on both sides; these are called transmembrane proteins. The portions of these proteins that are nested amid the hydrocarbon ...

One acts as a transcription factor essential for regulating neuronal genes, while the other encodes a transmembrane protein located in the Golgi apparatus, whose function is still unknown.

VLPs can display membrane proteins in their full natural conformation on the surface of virus-like particles, resulting in full-length transmembrane proteins suitable for immunization and antibody ...

The Diver lab explores the biological functions and molecular mechanisms of understudied transmembrane protein families with the goal of revealing critical knowledge about their roles in human ...

have enabled the modeling of complex proteins, including single-pass transmembrane receptors. In the study, "Exploring ...

Protein clustering mechanism on the cell membrane ... caused by variations on the cystic fibrosis transmembrane conductance regulator?(CFTR) gene. There are around 700 known variants that cause ...