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Transmembrane protein

A transmembrane protein is a type of integral membrane protein that spans the entirety of the cell membrane. Many transmembrane proteins function as gateways to permit the transport of specific substances across the membrane. They frequently undergo significant conformational changes to move a substance through the membrane. They are usually highly…

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Transmembrane protein

Nodes129
Edges128
Triples44
Avg. degree1.98
Density0.015504
Components1

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Transmembrane protein

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related to Classification by topology · 16
Transmembrane protein → C-terminal, C-termini, ER, ER-bound, II, III, IV, IV-A, IV-B, N-terminal, The, This, Type, Type IV, Types, Types II
related to Alpha-helical channels including ion channels · 8
Transmembrane protein → AquaporinsChloride, CorA, KcsA, KirbacLarge-conductance, KvAP, MscLSmall-conductance, MscS, Voltage-gated
related to Classification by structure · 8
Transmembrane protein → All, Alpha-helical, Beta-barrel, II, In, Nonetheless, There, This
related to Folding of α-helical transmembrane proteins · 6
Transmembrane protein → If, In, Refolding, Such, The, There
related to Stability and folding of beta-barrel transmembrane proteins · 5
Transmembrane protein → It, Skp, Some, Stability, Their
is a · 1
Transmembrane protein → type of integral membrane protein that spans the entirety of the cell membrane

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transmembrane proteins membrane protein also structures translocon hydrophobic alpha-helical types different type peptide including see beta-barrel bacteria membranes outer unfolded

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Transmembrane proteinis atype of integral membrane protein that spans the entirety of the cell membrane0.90text
Transmembrane proteinrelated to Alpha-helical channels including ion channelsVoltage-gated0.60section
Transmembrane proteinrelated to Alpha-helical channels including ion channelsKcsA0.60section
Transmembrane proteinrelated to Alpha-helical channels including ion channelsKvAP0.60section
Transmembrane proteinrelated to Alpha-helical channels including ion channelsKirbacLarge-conductance0.60section
Transmembrane proteinrelated to Alpha-helical channels including ion channelsMscLSmall-conductance0.60section
Transmembrane proteinrelated to Alpha-helical channels including ion channelsMscS0.60section
Transmembrane proteinrelated to Alpha-helical channels including ion channelsCorA0.60section
Transmembrane proteinrelated to Alpha-helical channels including ion channelsAquaporinsChloride0.60section
Transmembrane proteinrelated to Classification by structureThere0.60section
Transmembrane proteinrelated to Classification by structureAlpha-helical0.60section
Transmembrane proteinrelated to Classification by structureThis0.60section

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