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Default Towards Understanding Cellular Structure Biology: In-Cell NMR.

Towards Understanding Cellular Structure Biology: In-Cell NMR.

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Biochim Biophys Acta. 2017 Feb 28;:

Authors: Rahman S, Byun Y, Hassan MI, Kim J, Kumar V

Abstract
To watch biological macromolecules perform their functions inside the living cells is the dream of any biologists. In-cell nuclear magnetic resonance is a branch of biomolecular NMR spectroscopy that can be used to observe the structures, interactions and dynamics of these molecules in the living cells at atomic level. In principle, in-cell NMR can be applied to different cellular systems to achieve biologically relevant structural and functional information. In this review, we summarize the existing approaches in this field and discuss its applications in protein interactions, folding, stability and post-translational modifications. We hope this review will emphasize the effectiveness of in-cell NMR for studies of intricate biological processes and for structural analysis in cellular environments.


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