Crystal Structure of the Bacterial NSS Member MhsT in an Occluded Inward-Facing State (lipidic cubic phase form)

A Mechanism for Intracellular Release of Na+ by Neurotransmitter/Sodium Symporters

MIRROR PAIR FOR HORIZONTAL AND VERTICAL FOCUSSING

MULTI-HYDROPHOBIC AMINO ACID TRANSPORTER

SMASLKQQTGREQWASRLGFILAAMGSAVGLGNIWRFSYVTGENGGAAFLLVYLGFIALIGIPIVLAEFTIGRRAQSDAV
GSFEKLAPGKPWKVAGLMGVAAGFLILSFYGVIAGWILFYLFNYITGQLWSAPAEGFGGFFEGFIANPTLPLFWQALFMI
ATIWIVAIGVKKGIERSNKILMPLLGVLLIALAIYSLTLGGAKEGLAFLFSPDWSALKDPGVYLAAISQAFFTLSLGMGA
LITYGSYVSKDSRLPGAAVSVAGLDTAFAIIAGIMIFPAVFALGLSPSGGPGLVFVVLPDIFDSIRLGPIVGIAFFILLG
AAALSSAVSLLEVPVAYFMRKFDWSRKQAAITLGVIITLLGIPSSLSFGVLGEVTIIPGLNIFDSVDFIASSVFLPLGGM
IIALFIGWGWKTSDALAESDLTDSVWGKLWILSLRFIAPIAILIVFLSAFQIFFN

LACTOCOCCUS LACTIS SUBSP. CREMORIS NZ9000

CRYSTALLISED BY LCP USING 7.8 MAG AS HOST LIPID. CRYSTALS WERE GROWN IN 20% PEG400, 400 MM NACL, 100 MM HEPES PH 7.0

CRYSTAL STRUCTURE OF THE BACTERIAL NSS MEMBER MHST IN AN OCCLUDED INWARD-FACING STATE

THE LEADING THREE RESIDUES ARE LEFTOVER FROM THE EXPRESSION CONSTRUCT WITH THE LEAD METHIONINE REMOVED. NUMBERING IN THE PDB FILE REFLECTS THE UNIPROT SEQUENCE AND NUMBERING

RESIDUES 17-449 BUILT IN THE STRUCTURE. RESIDUE 449 BUILT ONLY AS BACKBONE AS SIDE CHAIN IS DISORDERED

TRANSPORT PROTEIN, NEUROTRANSMITTER, NEUROTRANSMITTER SODIUM SYMPORTER FAMILY, LEUT FOLD, AMINO ACID TRANSPORTER, SECONDARY TRANSPORTER, MEMBRANE PROTEIN