The intrinsic energy of the gating isomerization of a neuromuscular acetylcholine receptor channel (original) (raw)

Sources of energy for gating by neurotransmitters in acetylcholine receptor channels

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Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, 2012

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Unliganded gating of acetylcholine receptor channels

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The gating isomerization of neuromuscular acetylcholine receptors

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Gating at the Mouth of the Acetylcholine Receptor Channel: Energetic Consequences of Mutations in the αM2-Cap

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The energetic consequences of loop 9 gating motions in acetylcholine receptor-channels

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Energy and Structure of the M2 Helix in Acetylcholine Receptor-Channel Gating

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Kinetic, Mechanistic, and Structural Aspects of Unliganded Gating of Acetylcholine Receptor Channels: A Single-channel Study of Second Transmembrane Segment 12' Mutants

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Dynamics of the acetylcholine receptor pore at the gating transition state

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Energetics of gating at the apo-acetylcholine receptor transmitter binding site

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Gating of acetylcholine receptor channels: Brownian motion across a broad transition state

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Loop C and the mechanism of acetylcholine receptor-channel gating

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Subunit Symmetry at the Extracellular Domain-Transmembrane Domain Interface in Acetylcholine Receptor Channel Gating

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Energetic Contributions to Channel Gating of Residues in the Muscle Nicotinic Receptor β1 Subunit

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Structure of the Transition State of Gating in the Acetylcholine Receptor Channel Pore: A Φ-Value Analysis †

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Plasticity of Acetylcholine Receptor Gating Motions via Rate-Energy Relationships

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A stepwise mechanism for acetylcholine receptor channel gating

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Energetic Contributions to Channel Gating of Residues in the Muscle Nicotinic Receptor β1 Subunit

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Energy for Wild-Type Acetylcholine Receptor Channel Gating from Different Choline Derivatives

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Identification of a Determinant of Acetylcholine Receptor Gating Kinetics in the Extracellular Portion of the γ Subunit

Anna Mileo

European Journal of Neuroscience, 1996

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Free-Energy Landscapes of Ion-Channel Gating Are Malleable: Changes in the Number of Bound Ligands Are Accompanied by Changes in the Location of the Transition State in Acetylcholine-Receptor Channels †

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Voltage dependence of mouse acetylcholine receptor gating: different charge movements in di-, mono- and unliganded receptors

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Asymmetric and Independent Contribution of the Second Transmembrane Segment 12' Residues to Diliganded Gating of Acetylcholine Receptor Channels: A Single-Channel Study with Choline as the Agonist

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The Role of Loop 5 in Acetylcholine Receptor Channel Gating

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The dissociation of acetylcholine from open nicotinic receptor channels

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Gating Dynamics of the Acetylcholine Receptor Extracellular Domain

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Catch-and-Hold Activation of Muscle Acetylcholine Receptors Having Transmitter Binding Site Mutations

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Thinking in cycles: MWC is a good model for acetylcholine receptor-channels

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Pore-opening mechanism of the nicotinic acetylcholine receptor evinced by proton transfer

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The Extracellular Linker of Muscle Acetylcholine Receptor Channels Is a Gating Control Element

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Glycine Hinges with Opposing Roles at the Acetylcholine Receptor-Channel Transmitter Binding Site

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An Intersubunit Trigger of Channel Gating in the Muscle Nicotinic Receptor

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Functional differences between neurotransmitter binding sites of muscle acetylcholine receptors

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Unmasking coupling between channel gating and ion permeation in the muscle nicotinic receptor

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The Intrinsic Electrostatic Potential and the Intermediate Ring of Charge in the Acetylcholine Receptor Channel

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Initial Coupling of Binding to Gating Mediated by Conserved Residues in the Muscle Nicotinic Receptor

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