Notes & TipsThiol protection in membrane protein purifications: A study with phage holins
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Acknowledgments
We thank the members of the Young lab, past and present, for their support, especially Ting Pang who generously provided the plasmid pETS2168G48Chis, and Daisy Wilbert for her clerical assistance. This work was supported by PHS grant GM27099 to R.Y. and the Program for Membrane Structure and Function, a Program of Excellence grant from the Office of the Vice President for Research at Texas A&M University.
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