An auto-inhibited state of protein kinase G and implications for selective activation

  1. Rajesh Sharma
  2. Jeong Joo Kim
  3. Liying Qin
  4. Philipp Henning
  5. Madoka Akimoto
  6. Bryan VanSchouwen
  7. Gundeep Kaur
  8. Banumathi Sankaran
  9. Kevin R MacKenzie  Is a corresponding author
  10. Giuseppe Melacini
  11. Darren E Casteel
  12. Fritz W Herberg
  13. Choel W Kim  Is a corresponding author
  1. Baylor College of Medicine, United States
  2. University of Kassel, Germany
  3. McMaster University, Canada
  4. Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory, United States
  5. University of California, San Diego, United States
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  1. Rajesh Sharma
  2. Jeong Joo Kim
  3. Liying Qin
  4. Philipp Henning
  5. Madoka Akimoto
  6. Bryan VanSchouwen
  7. Gundeep Kaur
  8. Banumathi Sankaran
  9. Kevin R MacKenzie
  10. Giuseppe Melacini
  11. Darren E Casteel
  12. Fritz W Herberg
  13. Choel W Kim
(2022)
An auto-inhibited state of protein kinase G and implications for selective activation
eLife 11:e79530.
https://doi.org/10.7554/eLife.79530