Lipid-destabilizing properties of the hydrophobic helices H8 and H9 from colicin E1.

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The Remorin C-terminal Anchor was shaped by convergent evolution among membrane binding domains Harmonic analysis of the fluorescence response of bimane adducts of colicin E1 at helices 6, 7, and 10.

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Lipid-destabilizing properties of the hydrophobic helices H8 and H9 from colicin E1.

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Lipid-destabilizing properties of the hydrophobic helices H8 and H9 from colicin E1.

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