G-protein signaling leverages subunit-dependent membrane affinity to differentially control βγ translocation to intracellular membranes

Keyphrases

• G Protein Signaling 100%
• Intracellular Membranes 100%
• Membrane Affinity 100%
• Translocation Kinetics 100%
• Cell Signaling 50%
• Plasma Membrane 50%
• Signaling Molecules 50%
• Membrane Binding 50%
• Receptor Activation 50%
• Conserved Protein 50%
• Basic Residues 50%
• Evolutionarily Conserved 50%
• Binding Affinity 50%
• Living Cells 50%
• G Protein 50%
• G Protein Subunit 50%
• Heterotrimer 50%
• Live Cell Imaging 50%
• Mathematical Modeling 50%
• Dissociation Rate 50%
• Hydrophobic Residues 50%
• Mammalian Species 50%
• In Vitro Measurement 50%
• Evolutionary Selection 50%
• Fluorogenic Peptides 50%
• Lipid Transfer Protein 50%
• Peptide Dissociation 50%
• Complex Dissociation 50%

Biochemistry, Genetics and Molecular Biology

• Signaling Protein 100%
• Intracellular Membrane 100%
• G Protein 100%
• Peptide Sequence 50%
• Signal Transduction 25%
• Cell Membrane 25%
• Lipid 25%
• Binding Affinity 25%
• Protein Subunit 25%
• Experimental Model 25%
• Cellular Imaging 25%
• Membrane Binding 25%