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Influenza A M2 transmembrane domain tunes its conformational heterogeneity and structural plasticity in the lipid bilayer by forming loop structures.
Chemical Communications : Chem Comm 2018 June 6
We discovered for the first time that the influenza A virus M2TM tunes its conformational heterogeneity and structural plasticity to respond to environmental cues by undergoing a helix-to-loop transition, resolving controversies regarding the mechanism of proton conduction and plasticity of the M2TM in lipid bilayers.
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