Cell-free expression of sodium channel domains for pharmacology studies. Noncanonical spider toxin binding site in the second voltage-sensing domain of human Nav1.4 channel

Cell-free expression of sodium channel domains for pharmacology studies. Noncanonical spider toxin binding site in the second voltage-sensing domain of human Na_v1.4 channel

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Cell-free expression, Channelopathies, Combinatorial selective labeling, Gating modifier, Ligand-receptor interactions, NMR spectroscopy, Sodium channel, PERIODIC PARALYSIS, channelopathies, ligand-receptor interactions, combinatorial selective labeling, DETERGENT MICELLES, cell-free expression, gating modifier, sodium channel, GATING PORE CURRENTS, MUTATIONS, BACKBONE, LIPID-PROTEIN NANODISCS, COMPREHENSIVE SOFTWARE PACKAGE, TOOL

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