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Sodium in PDB 6cpv: Microed Structure of Nak Ion Channel Reveals A Process of Na+ Partition Into the Selectivity FilterSodium Binding Sites:Pages:>>> Page 1 <<< Page 2, Binding sites: 11 - 12;Binding sites:The binding sites of Sodium atom in the Microed Structure of Nak Ion Channel Reveals A Process of Na+ Partition Into the Selectivity Filter (pdb code 6cpv). This binding sites where shown within 5.0 Angstroms radius around Sodium atom.In total 12 binding sites of Sodium where determined in the Microed Structure of Nak Ion Channel Reveals A Process of Na+ Partition Into the Selectivity Filter, PDB code: 6cpv: Jump to Sodium binding site number: 1; 2; 3; 4; 5; 6; 7; 8; 9; 10; Sodium binding site 1 out of 12 in 6cpvGo back to Sodium Binding Sites List in 6cpv
Sodium binding site 1 out
of 12 in the Microed Structure of Nak Ion Channel Reveals A Process of Na+ Partition Into the Selectivity Filter
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Sodium binding site 2 out of 12 in 6cpvGo back to Sodium Binding Sites List in 6cpv
Sodium binding site 2 out
of 12 in the Microed Structure of Nak Ion Channel Reveals A Process of Na+ Partition Into the Selectivity Filter
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Sodium binding site 3 out of 12 in 6cpvGo back to Sodium Binding Sites List in 6cpv
Sodium binding site 3 out
of 12 in the Microed Structure of Nak Ion Channel Reveals A Process of Na+ Partition Into the Selectivity Filter
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Sodium binding site 4 out of 12 in 6cpvGo back to Sodium Binding Sites List in 6cpv
Sodium binding site 4 out
of 12 in the Microed Structure of Nak Ion Channel Reveals A Process of Na+ Partition Into the Selectivity Filter
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Sodium binding site 5 out of 12 in 6cpvGo back to Sodium Binding Sites List in 6cpv
Sodium binding site 5 out
of 12 in the Microed Structure of Nak Ion Channel Reveals A Process of Na+ Partition Into the Selectivity Filter
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Sodium binding site 6 out of 12 in 6cpvGo back to Sodium Binding Sites List in 6cpv
Sodium binding site 6 out
of 12 in the Microed Structure of Nak Ion Channel Reveals A Process of Na+ Partition Into the Selectivity Filter
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Sodium binding site 7 out of 12 in 6cpvGo back to Sodium Binding Sites List in 6cpv
Sodium binding site 7 out
of 12 in the Microed Structure of Nak Ion Channel Reveals A Process of Na+ Partition Into the Selectivity Filter
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Sodium binding site 8 out of 12 in 6cpvGo back to Sodium Binding Sites List in 6cpv
Sodium binding site 8 out
of 12 in the Microed Structure of Nak Ion Channel Reveals A Process of Na+ Partition Into the Selectivity Filter
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Sodium binding site 9 out of 12 in 6cpvGo back to Sodium Binding Sites List in 6cpv
Sodium binding site 9 out
of 12 in the Microed Structure of Nak Ion Channel Reveals A Process of Na+ Partition Into the Selectivity Filter
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Sodium binding site 10 out of 12 in 6cpvGo back to Sodium Binding Sites List in 6cpv
Sodium binding site 10 out
of 12 in the Microed Structure of Nak Ion Channel Reveals A Process of Na+ Partition Into the Selectivity Filter
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Reference:
S.Liu,
T.Gonen.
Microed Structure of the Nak Ion Channel Reveals A Na+Partition Process Into the Selectivity Filter. Commun Biol V. 1 38 2018.
Page generated: Tue Oct 8 06:39:57 2024
ISSN: ESSN 2399-3642 PubMed: 30167468 DOI: 10.1038/S42003-018-0040-8 |
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