AbstractWe study the uniformly 13C,15N isotopically enriched Escherichia coli multidrug resistance transporter EmrE using MAS solid-state NMR. Solid-state NMR can provide complementary structural information as the method allows studying membrane proteins in their native environment as no detergent is required for reconstitution. We compare the spectra obtained from wildtype EmrE to those obtained from the mutant EmrE-E14C. To resolve the critical amino acid E14, glutamic/aspartic acid selective experiments are carried out. These experiments allow to assign the chemical shift of the carboxylic carbon of E14. In addition, spectra are analyzed which are obtained in the presence and absence of the ligand TPP+
AbstractEmrE is a small multidrug resistance transporter that has been well studied as a model for s...
AbstractEmrE is a small multidrug transporter that contains 110 amino acid residues that form four t...
Proteins that perform active transport must alternate the access of a binding site, first to one sid...
AbstractWe study the uniformly 13C,15N isotopically enriched Escherichia coli multidrug resistance t...
AbstractThe binding of tetraphenylphosphonium (TPP+) to EmrE, a membrane-bound, 110 residue Escheric...
Escherichia coli EmrE, a homodimeric multidrug antiporter, has been suggested to offer a convenient ...
Transport proteins exhibiting broad substrate specificities are major determinants for the phenomeno...
AbstractThe ABC transporter LmrA in Lactococcus lactis confers resistance to a wide range of antibio...
AbstractEscherichia coli multidrug resistance protein E (EmrE) is a four transmembrane α-helix prote...
The binding of tetraphenylphosphonium (TPP+) to EmrE, a membrane-bound, 110 residue Escherichia coli...
AbstractEmrE protein transports positively charged aromatic drugs (xenobiotics) in exchange for two ...
ABSTRACT: EmrE is a multidrug resistance efflux pump with specificity to a wide range of antibiotics...
AbstractEscherichia coli multidrug resistance protein E (EmrE) is an integral membrane protein spann...
Secondary active transporters undergo large conformational changes to facilitate the efflux of subst...
International audienceATP binding cassette (ABC) transporters form a superfamily of integral membran...
AbstractEmrE is a small multidrug resistance transporter that has been well studied as a model for s...
AbstractEmrE is a small multidrug transporter that contains 110 amino acid residues that form four t...
Proteins that perform active transport must alternate the access of a binding site, first to one sid...
AbstractWe study the uniformly 13C,15N isotopically enriched Escherichia coli multidrug resistance t...
AbstractThe binding of tetraphenylphosphonium (TPP+) to EmrE, a membrane-bound, 110 residue Escheric...
Escherichia coli EmrE, a homodimeric multidrug antiporter, has been suggested to offer a convenient ...
Transport proteins exhibiting broad substrate specificities are major determinants for the phenomeno...
AbstractThe ABC transporter LmrA in Lactococcus lactis confers resistance to a wide range of antibio...
AbstractEscherichia coli multidrug resistance protein E (EmrE) is a four transmembrane α-helix prote...
The binding of tetraphenylphosphonium (TPP+) to EmrE, a membrane-bound, 110 residue Escherichia coli...
AbstractEmrE protein transports positively charged aromatic drugs (xenobiotics) in exchange for two ...
ABSTRACT: EmrE is a multidrug resistance efflux pump with specificity to a wide range of antibiotics...
AbstractEscherichia coli multidrug resistance protein E (EmrE) is an integral membrane protein spann...
Secondary active transporters undergo large conformational changes to facilitate the efflux of subst...
International audienceATP binding cassette (ABC) transporters form a superfamily of integral membran...
AbstractEmrE is a small multidrug resistance transporter that has been well studied as a model for s...
AbstractEmrE is a small multidrug transporter that contains 110 amino acid residues that form four t...
Proteins that perform active transport must alternate the access of a binding site, first to one sid...