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1 February 2011
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Cover picture: Transfer of KcsA potassium channels from nanoscale apolipoprotein-bound bilayers (NABBs) to black lipid membranes. (Left) Schematic representation of KcsA incorporated into a discoidal lipoprotein particle and its subsequent insertion into a lipid bilayer. (Right) Single-channel current traces resulting from application of discs without channel (NABB), with small amounts of KcsA (1K-NABB), or large amounts of KcsA (4K-NABB; see article by Banerjee and Nimigean, 217–223).
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ISSN 0022-1295
EISSN 1540-7748
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