Tethered Peptide Neurotoxins Facilitate Biophysical Study and Reveal Two Voltage-dependent Blocking Mechanisms for SAK1 Toxins in the K+ Channel Pore

Ruiming Zhao; Hui Dai; Netanel Mendelman; Jordan H. Chill; Steve A. Goldstein

Tethered Peptide Neurotoxins Facilitate Biophysical Study and Reveal Two Voltage-dependent Blocking Mechanisms for SAK1 Toxins in the K+ Channel Pore

Ruiming Zhao
, Hui Dai
, Netanel Mendelman
, Jordan H. Chill
, Steve A. Goldstein

Department of Chemistry

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Original language	American English
Pages	110a-111a
Number of pages	1
State	Published - 2020

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Tethered Peptide Neurotoxins Facilitate Biophysical Study and Reveal Two Voltage-dependent Blocking Mechanisms for SAK1 Toxins in the K+ Channel Pore

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