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Although there is a growing interest in using polymer lipid-nanodiscs, the polymer charge poses limitations for studies on membrane proteins. Here, we demonstrate the functional reconstitution of a large soluble-domain containing positively-charged ∼57 kDa cytochrome-P450 and negatively-charged ∼16 kDa cytochrome-b5 in lipid-nanodiscs, and the role of the polymer charge for high-resolution studies on membrane proteins.
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