Channelrhodopsin-2 Function is Modulated by Residual Hydrophobic Mismatch with the Surrounding Lipid Environment
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Harel Weinstein | Sayan Mondal | Ryan Richards | Robert E. Dempski | H. Weinstein | R. Dempski | Sayantan Mondal | Ryan Richards
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