33 results on '"Blount, Paul"'
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2. A native cell membrane nanoparticles system allows for high-quality functional proteoliposome reconstitution
3. Interaction of the Mechanosensitive Channel, MscS, with the Membrane Bilayer through Lipid Intercalation into Grooves and Pockets
4. The Bacterial Mecanosensitive Channel MscL as a Novel Antibiotic Target
5. A Lipid-Exposed Residue at the Start of S4-S5 Linker Controls TRPV4 Gating
6. The mechanosensitive channel of small conductance (MscS) functions as a Jack-In-The Box
7. A Lack of Significant Lipid Interactions in the Open State of MSCS Implies a Jack-In-The-Box Type Channel Gating Mechanism
8. Dynamics of Protein-Protein Interactions at the MscL Periplasmic-Lipid Interface
9. Novel Mutations in the Extracellular Cap of the Mammalian Mechanosensitive Channel TREK-1
10. Chimeras Reveal a Single Lipid-Interface Residue that Controls MscL Channel Kinetics as well as Mechanosensitivity
11. MscL as a Triggered Nanovalve: New Modifications to Improve Design
12. A Single Residue of the MscL Channel acts as a Multi-Switch Controlling both Kinetics and Mechanosensitivity
13. Sensing and Responding to Membrane Tension: The Bacterial MscL Channel as a Model System
14. Modulating The Conductance And Ionic Preference Of MscL, A Biological Nanovalve
15. On the Structure of the N-Terminal Domain of the MscL Channel: Helical Bundle or Membrane Interface
16. Voltage-induced gating of the mechanosensitive MscL ion channel reconstituted in a tethered lipid bilayer membrane
17. Disulfide Trapping the Mechanosensitive Channel MscL into a Gating-Transition State
18. Mechanosensitive Channel Gating Transitions Resolved by Functional Changes upon Pore Modification
19. Lactococcus lactis Uses MscL as Its Principal Mechanosensitive Channel
20. Defining the Physical Gate of a Mechanosensitive Channel, MscL, by Engineering Metal-Binding Sites
21. Cysteine Scanning of MscL Transmembrane Domains Reveals Residues Critical for Mechanosensitive Channel Gating
22. Molecular Mechanisms of Mechanosensation
23. Functional Design of Bacterial Mechanosensitive Channels
24. Correlating a Protein Structure with Function of a Bacterial Mechanosensitive Channel
25. Bacterial mechanosensitive channels: integrating physiology, structure and function
26. Hydrophilicity of a Single Residue within MscL Correlates with Increased Channel Mechanosensitivity
27. Helicity, membrane incorporation, orientation and thermal stability of the large conductance mechanosensitive ion channel from E. coli
28. Mutations in a Bacterial Mechanosensitive Channel Change the Cellular Response to Osmotic Stress
29. Functional Reconstitution as an Assay for Biochemical Isolation of Channel Proteins: Application to the Molecular Identification of a Bacterial Mechanosensitive Channel
30. The roles of the putative third cytoplasmic loop and cytoplasmic carboxyl tail of NK-1 and NK-2 receptors in agonist stimulated second messenger responses in stably transfected CHO cells
31. Molecular basis of the two nonequivalent ligand binding sites of the muscle nicotinic acetylcholine receptor
32. Perturbation of differentiated functions during viral infectionin Vivo I. Relationship of lymphocytic choriomeningitis virus and host strains to growth hormone deficiency
33. Dissecting the molecular anatomy of the nervous system: Analysis of RNA and protein expression in whole body sections of laboratory animals
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