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Exploring the structure of the 100 amino-acid residue long N-terminus of the plant antenna protein CP29.

Biophysical journal - 18 Mar 2014

Shabestari Maryam Hashemi, Wolfs Cor J A M, Spruijt Ruud B, van Amerongen Herbert, Huber Martina

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The structure of the unusually long (∼100 amino-acid residues) N-terminal domain of the light-harvesting protein CP29 of plants is not defined in the crystal structure of this membrane protein. We studied the N-terminus using two electron paramagnetic resonance (EPR) approaches: the rotational diffusion of spin labels at 55 residues with continuous-wave EPR, and three sets of distances with a pulsed EPR method....

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PMID: 24655510
DOI: 10.1016/j.bpj.2013.11.4506
PMCID: PMC3985499

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