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Complexin is able to bind to SNARE core complexes in different assembled states with distinct affinity.

Biochemical and biophysical research communications - 25 Aug 2006

Liu Jingguo, Guo Ting, Wei Yong, Liu Ming, Sui Sen-Fang

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The formation of the functional SNARE complex in vivo is central to the fast neurotransmitter release at the neuronal terminal. Numerous studies revealed that this process involves progressive assembly of an alpha-helical bundle and is dynamically reversible. So far many proteins directly or indirectly take part in this process. Complexin, one of such factors, has revealed rapid association with the SNARE...

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PMID: 16828463
DOI: 10.1016/j.bbrc.2006.06.085

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