Mechanism of intracellular block of the KcsA K+ channel by tetrabutylammonium: insights from X-ray crystallography, electrophysiology and replica-exchange molecular dynamics simulations.
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Benoît Roux | José D Faraldo-Gómez | Vishwanath Jogini | B. Roux | E. Kutluay | J. Faraldo-Gómez | Yanxiang Zhao | L. Heginbotham | V. Jogini | Yanxiang Zhao | Esin Kutluay | Lise Heginbotham | Esin Kutluay
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