Despite major technical advance in methods used for structural investigations of proteins structure determination of membrane proteins still poses a significant challenge. Recently, the application of cell-free expression systems to membrane proteins has demonstrated that this technique can be used to produce quantities sufficient for structural investigations for many different membrane proteins. In particular for NMR spectroscopy, cell-free expression provides major advantages since it allows for amino acid type selective and even amino acid position specific labeling. In this mini-review we discuss the combination of cell-free membrane protein expression and liquid state NMR spectroscopy.
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