Structural models for cytoplasmic domains of transmembrane receptors
CA 2374133 A1 · Owner: Ginsberg, Mark H. · Inventors: Ginsberg, Mark H.; Pfaff, Martin; Liu, Shouchun
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Polypeptides containing a series of heptad-repeats that mimic a transmembrane domain and a selected cytoplasmic domain attached to the series of heptad repeats are provided which can be used in construction of structural models for evaluating the structure and activity of occupied and clustered transmembrane proteins and identifying therapeutic compounds.
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