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The researchers used a non-invasive imaging technique called nuclear magnetic resonance, which is similar to MRI, to reveal the structure of the complexes formed between cytochrome P450 and its protein partners in the liver cell membrane.
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December 2012
Publication year: 2012
Source:Current Opinion in Chemical Biology, Volume 16, Issues 5–6</br>
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