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  1. The Role of Chloride Ions in Serotonin Transport

    This article has 11 authors:
    1. Jiahui Huang
    2. Annika Backer
    3. Stacy Uchendu
    4. Bethlehem Bekele
    5. Qingyang Chen
    6. Esam Orabi
    7. Robyn Stix
    8. Yuan-Wei Zhang
    9. Gary Rudnick
    10. Eva Hellsberg
    11. Lucy R. Forrest
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  2. Structural insights into allosteric mechanism of glycine transporter-mediated analgesia

    This article has 14 authors:
    1. Ryan P. Cantwell Chater
    2. Julian Peiser-Oliver
    3. Tanmay K. Pati
    4. Ada S. Quinn
    5. Irina Lotsaris
    6. Zachary J. Frangos
    7. Anna E. Tischer
    8. Billy J Williams-Noonan
    9. Megan L. O’Mara
    10. Michael Michaelides
    11. Sarasa A. Mohammadi
    12. Christopher L. Cioffi
    13. Robert J. Vandenberg
    14. Azadeh Shahsavar
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  3. Conduction pathway for potassium through the E. coli pump KdpFABC

    This article has 4 authors:
    1. Adel Hussein
    2. Xihui Zhang
    3. Bjørn Panyella Pedersen
    4. David L Stokes
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      eLife Assessment

      This valuable study provides new insights into the movement of ions through the bacterial pump KdpFABC, which regulates intracellular potassium concentration, by solving a 2.1 Ã… cryo-EM structure of the nanodisc-embedded active wild-type protein, and carrying out mutagenesis and activity assays. Although the structural data and analysis are solid, additional information about other structural classes identified in the EM data, as well as a discussion of relevant work done by others, would further strengthen these findings. The description of the activity assays is currently incomplete because more information is required to rigorously assess these experiments. This work will be of interest to the membrane transporter and channel communities and to microbiologists interested in osmoregulation and potassium homeostasis.

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