Architecture of a single membrane spanning cytochrome P450 suggests constraints that orient the catalytic domain relative to a bilayer

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@ShohamTxID @JGPharmD While the actual catalytic site resides in the non-membrane bound portion of the sterol-demethylase enzyme, the ligand access/ exit channels actually link directly back to the lipid bilayer to allow access for the hydrophobic stero…

@UCSFMedicine Single-spanning TM proteins are not easily (nor frequently) crystallized. Today one example. http://t.co/5u79v4AP83 …

Single-spanning TM proteins are not easily (nor frequently) crystallized. This is one example. http://t.co/5u79v4AP83

Transmembrane architecture of a cytochrome P450 [Pharmacology] http://t.co/p27xPb9KOX

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