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Default An in-membrane NMR spectroscopic approach probing native ligand-GPCR interaction

An in-membrane NMR spectroscopic approach probing native ligand-GPCR interaction

Conventional approaches to study ligand-receptor interactions using solution-state NMR often involve laborious sample preparation, isotopic labeling, and receptor reconstitution. Each of these steps remains challenging for membrane proteins such as G protein-coupled receptors (GPCRs). Here we introduce a combinational approach integrating NMR and homogenized membrane nano-discs preparation to characterize the ligand-GPCR interactions. The approach will have a great potential for drug screening...

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