Data‐driven homology modelling of P‐glycoprotein in the ATP‐bound state indicates flexibility of the transmembrane domains
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Alexandre M J J Bonvin | Peter Chiba | Sjoerd J de Vries | Thomas Stockner | Gerhard F Ecker | G. Ecker | A. Bonvin | S. D. de Vries | T. Stockner | P. Chiba
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