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Default 3D structure of an unmodified G protein-coupled receptor in its natural habitat - Phys.Org
3D structure of an unmodified G protein-coupled receptor in its natural habitat - Phys.Org



3D structure of an unmodified G protein-coupled receptor in its natural habitat
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Using NMR spectroscopy, the team mapped the arrangement of atoms in a protein called CXCR1, which detects the inflammatory signal interleukin 8 and, through a G protein located inside the cell, triggers a cascade of events that can mobilize immune ...

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