Bacterial Analogs to Cholesterol Affect Dimerization of Proteorhodopsin and Modulates Preferred Dimer Interface.
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DOI: 10.1021/acs.jctc.0c01174
Abstract: Hopanoids, the bacterial analogues of sterols, are ubiquitous in bacteria and play a significant role in organismal survival under stressful environments. Unlike sterols, hopanoids have a high degree of variation in the size and chemical… read more here.
Keywords: dimerization; proteorhodopsin; dimer interface; affect dimerization ... See more keywords