Bioinspired Mechanism for the Translocation of Peptide through the Cell Membrane

Discreetness of a cell is the key to life, with the cell membrane separating the interior cytosol from its environment. In this regard, cytosol is never connected to the external media even during the course of cell fission or fusion. However, water-soluble peptides called protein transduction domai...

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Published in:Chemistry letters 2012-10, Vol.41 (10), p.1078-1080
Main Authors: Sakamoto, Kazutami, Aburai, Kenichi, Morishita, Taku, Sakai, Kenichi, Sakai, Hideki, Abe, Masahiko, Nakase, Ikuhiko, Futaki, Shiroh
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