Crystal structure of rhodopsin bound to arrestin by femtosecond X-ray laser
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Kang, Y., Zhou, X. E., Gao, X., He, Y., Liu, W., Ishchenko, A., Barty, A., White, T. A., Yefanov, O., Han, G. W., Xu, Q., de Waal, P. W., Ke, J., Tan, M. H. E., Zhang, C., Moeller, A., West, G. M., Pascal, B. D., Van Eps, N., … Xu, H. E. (2015). Crystal structure of rhodopsin bound to arrestin by femtosecond X-ray laser. Nature, 523(7562), 561–567.

Authors 72
  1. Yanyong Kang (first)
  2. X. Edward Zhou (additional)
  3. Xiang Gao (additional)
  4. Yuanzheng He (additional)
  5. Wei Liu (additional)
  6. Andrii Ishchenko (additional)
  7. Anton Barty (additional)
  8. Thomas A. White (additional)
  9. Oleksandr Yefanov (additional)
  10. Gye Won Han (additional)
  11. Qingping Xu (additional)
  12. Parker W. de Waal (additional)
  13. Jiyuan Ke (additional)
  14. M. H. Eileen Tan (additional)
  15. Chenghai Zhang (additional)
  16. Arne Moeller (additional)
  17. Graham M. West (additional)
  18. Bruce D. Pascal (additional)
  19. Ned Van Eps (additional)
  20. Lydia N. Caro (additional)
  21. Sergey A. Vishnivetskiy (additional)
  22. Regina J. Lee (additional)
  23. Kelly M. Suino-Powell (additional)
  24. Xin Gu (additional)
  25. Kuntal Pal (additional)
  26. Jinming Ma (additional)
  27. Xiaoyong Zhi (additional)
  28. Sébastien Boutet (additional)
  29. Garth J. Williams (additional)
  30. Marc Messerschmidt (additional)
  31. Cornelius Gati (additional)
  32. Nadia A. Zatsepin (additional)
  33. Dingjie Wang (additional)
  34. Daniel James (additional)
  35. Shibom Basu (additional)
  36. Shatabdi Roy-Chowdhury (additional)
  37. Chelsie E. Conrad (additional)
  38. Jesse Coe (additional)
  39. Haiguang Liu (additional)
  40. Stella Lisova (additional)
  41. Christopher Kupitz (additional)
  42. Ingo Grotjohann (additional)
  43. Raimund Fromme (additional)
  44. Yi Jiang (additional)
  45. Minjia Tan (additional)
  46. Huaiyu Yang (additional)
  47. Jun Li (additional)
  48. Meitian Wang (additional)
  49. Zhong Zheng (additional)
  50. Dianfan Li (additional)
  51. Nicole Howe (additional)
  52. Yingming Zhao (additional)
  53. Jörg Standfuss (additional)
  54. Kay Diederichs (additional)
  55. Yuhui Dong (additional)
  56. Clinton S. Potter (additional)
  57. Bridget Carragher (additional)
  58. Martin Caffrey (additional)
  59. Hualiang Jiang (additional)
  60. Henry N. Chapman (additional)
  61. John C. H. Spence (additional)
  62. Petra Fromme (additional)
  63. Uwe Weierstall (additional)
  64. Oliver P. Ernst (additional)
  65. Vsevolod Katritch (additional)
  66. Vsevolod V. Gurevich (additional)
  67. Patrick R. Griffin (additional)
  68. Wayne L. Hubbell (additional)
  69. Raymond C. Stevens (additional)
  70. Vadim Cherezov (additional)
  71. Karsten Melcher (additional)
  72. H. Eric Xu (additional)
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@article{Kang_2015, title={Crystal structure of rhodopsin bound to arrestin by femtosecond X-ray laser}, volume={523}, ISSN={1476-4687}, url={http://dx.doi.org/10.1038/nature14656}, DOI={10.1038/nature14656}, number={7562}, journal={Nature}, publisher={Springer Science and Business Media LLC}, author={Kang, Yanyong and Zhou, X. Edward and Gao, Xiang and He, Yuanzheng and Liu, Wei and Ishchenko, Andrii and Barty, Anton and White, Thomas A. and Yefanov, Oleksandr and Han, Gye Won and Xu, Qingping and de Waal, Parker W. and Ke, Jiyuan and Tan, M. H. Eileen and Zhang, Chenghai and Moeller, Arne and West, Graham M. and Pascal, Bruce D. and Van Eps, Ned and Caro, Lydia N. and Vishnivetskiy, Sergey A. and Lee, Regina J. and Suino-Powell, Kelly M. and Gu, Xin and Pal, Kuntal and Ma, Jinming and Zhi, Xiaoyong and Boutet, Sébastien and Williams, Garth J. and Messerschmidt, Marc and Gati, Cornelius and Zatsepin, Nadia A. and Wang, Dingjie and James, Daniel and Basu, Shibom and Roy-Chowdhury, Shatabdi and Conrad, Chelsie E. and Coe, Jesse and Liu, Haiguang and Lisova, Stella and Kupitz, Christopher and Grotjohann, Ingo and Fromme, Raimund and Jiang, Yi and Tan, Minjia and Yang, Huaiyu and Li, Jun and Wang, Meitian and Zheng, Zhong and Li, Dianfan and Howe, Nicole and Zhao, Yingming and Standfuss, Jörg and Diederichs, Kay and Dong, Yuhui and Potter, Clinton S. and Carragher, Bridget and Caffrey, Martin and Jiang, Hualiang and Chapman, Henry N. and Spence, John C. H. and Fromme, Petra and Weierstall, Uwe and Ernst, Oliver P. and Katritch, Vsevolod and Gurevich, Vsevolod V. and Griffin, Patrick R. and Hubbell, Wayne L. and Stevens, Raymond C. and Cherezov, Vadim and Melcher, Karsten and Xu, H. Eric}, year={2015}, month=jul, pages={561–567} }