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Publications by Gerd Fischer
Contribution of BH3-domain and Transmembrane-Domain to the Activity and Interaction of the Pore-Forming BCL-2 Proteins Bok, Bak, and Bax
Scientific Reports
Multidisciplinary
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The Role of Palmitoylation and Transmembrane Domain in Sorting of Transmembrane Adaptor Proteins
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Sequence-Specific Dimerization of the Transmembrane Domain of the “BH3-only” Protein BNIP3 in Membranes and Detergent
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