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Fungal X-Intrinsic Protein Aquaporin from Trichoderma atroviride: Structural and Functional Considerations.

Biomolecules - 23 Feb 2021

Amira Maroua Ben, Faize Mohamed, Karlsson Magnus, Dubey Mukesh, Frąc Magdalena, Panek Jacek, Fumanal Boris, Gousset-Dupont Aurélie, Julien Jean-Louis, Chaar Hatem, Auguin Daniel, Mom Robin, Label Philippe, Venisse Jean-Stéphane

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The major intrinsic protein (MIP) superfamily is a key part of the fungal transmembrane transport network. It facilitates the transport of water and low molecular weight solutes across biomembranes. The fungal uncharacterized X-Intrinsic Protein (XIP) subfamily includes the full protein diversity of MIP. Their biological functions still remain fully hypothetical. The aim of this study is still to deepen the...

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PMID: 33672420
DOI: 10.3390/biom11020338
PMCID: PMC7927018

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