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Publications by Katherine T. Rognlien

SNAREs in Opposing Bilayers Interact in a Circular Array to Form Conducting Pores

Biophysical Journal

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Protective Bacterial Toxin TisB Produces Well-Defined Anion-Selective Pores in Planar Lipid Bilayers

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Pro-Apoptotic Cleavage Products of BCL-xLForm Cytochromec-Conducting Pores in Pure Lipid Membranes

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