Self-assembly of XcpQ secretin N domain into hexamer of dimers provides new molecular insights into architecture and dynamics of widespread outer membrane channels | Zendy

Badreddine Douzi | Zendy; Romé Voulhoux | Zendy; Nhung Thi Trang Trinh | Zendy; Sandra MichelSouzy | Zendy; Aline Desmyter | Zendy; Geneviève Ball | Zendy; Pascale Barbier | Zendy; Artémis Kosta | Zendy; Éric Durand | Zendy; Katrina T. Forest | Zendy; Christian Cambillau | Zendy; Alain Roussel | Zendy

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Self-assembly of XcpQ secretin N domain into hexamer of dimers provides new molecular insights into architecture and dynamics of widespread outer membrane channels

Author(s) -

Badreddine Douzi,

Romé Voulhoux,

Nhung Thi Trang Trinh,

Sandra MichelSouzy,

Aline Desmyter,

Geneviève Ball,

Pascale Barbier,

Artémis Kosta,

Éric Durand,

Katrina T. Forest,

Christian Cambillau,

Alain Roussel

Publication year - 2017

Publication title -

hal (le centre pour la communication scientifique directe)

Language(s) - English

Resource type - Conference proceedings

Subject(s) - random hexamer , domain (mathematical analysis) , membrane , dynamics (music) , secretin , biophysics , architecture , molecular dynamics , nanotechnology , computer science , chemistry , materials science , crystallography , physics , biology , biochemistry , computational chemistry , mathematics , mathematical analysis , secretion , acoustics , art , visual arts

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