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Folding and assembly in rhodopsin. Effect of mutations in the sixth transmembrane helix on the conformation of the third cytoplasmic loop.

The Journal of biological chemistry - 23 Jul 1999

Ridge K D, Ngo T, Lee S S, Abdulaev N G

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Previous studies on bovine opsin folding and assembly have identified an amino-terminal fragment, EF(1-232), which folds and inserts into a membrane only after coexpression with its complementary carboxyl-terminal fragment, EF(233-348). To further characterize this interaction, EF(1-232) production was examined upon coexpression with carboxyl-terminal fragments of varying length and/or amino acid composition....

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PMID: 10409707
DOI: 10.1074/jbc.274.30.21437

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