Professor Stephen Tucker: Publications

Structural and Functional Response of a Mechanosensitive K2P K+ Channel to Asymmetric Membrane Tension

Biophysical Journal Elsevier 112:3 (2017) 545a

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Viwan Jarerattanachat, Michael V Clausen, Prafulla Aryal, Elisabeth P Carpenter, Mark SP Sansom, Stephen J Tucker

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TREK-2 Has an Asymmetrical Response to Force Changes in the Membrane

Biophysical Journal Elsevier 112:3 (2017) 311a-312a

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Michael Voldsgaard Clausen, Viwan Jarerattanachat, Jackie Ang, Liz Carpenter, Stephen Tucker

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A conserved drug-binding site controls the selectivity filter gate in K2P K+ channels

ACTA PHYSIOLOGICA 219 (2017) 78-78

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M Schewer, F Schulz, Ue Mert, H Sun, T Koehler, M Tegtmeier, M Musinszki, H Belabed, M Nazare, SJ Tucker, T Baukrowitz

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Regulation of Two-pore Domain K plus Channels by Natural Effectors and Pharmacological Agents

ACTA PHYSIOLOGICA 221 (2017) 64-64

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M Schewe, F Schulz, U Mert, H Sun, H Belabed, M Musinszki, T Koehler, M Tegtmeier, M Nazare, EP Carpenter, SJ Tucker, T Baukrowitz

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The structural movement of the TM4 segment during pore gating in TREK1 channels

ACTA PHYSIOLOGICA 219 (2017) 80-80

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F Schulz, M Rapedius, SJ Tucker, T Baukrowitz

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Structural and Functional Response of a Mechanosensitive K2P K+ Channel to Asymmetric Membrane Tension

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TREK-2 Has an Asymmetrical Response to Force Changes in the Membrane

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A conserved drug-binding site controls the selectivity filter gate in K2P K+ channels

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Regulation of Two-pore Domain K plus Channels by Natural Effectors and Pharmacological Agents

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The structural movement of the TM4 segment during pore gating in TREK1 channels

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Structural and Functional Response of a Mechanosensitive K2P K+ Channel to Asymmetric Membrane Tension

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TREK-2 Has an Asymmetrical Response to Force Changes in the Membrane

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A conserved drug-binding site controls the selectivity filter gate in K2P K+ channels

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Regulation of Two-pore Domain K plus Channels by Natural Effectors and Pharmacological Agents

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The structural movement of the TM4 segment during pore gating in TREK1 channels

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