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Nuclear Pore Complex Protein Sequences Determine Overall Copolymer Brush Structure and Function
The transport of cargo across the nuclear membrane is highly selective and accomplished by a poorly understood mechanism involving hundreds of nucleoporins lining the inside of the nuclear pore complex (NPC). Currently, there is no clear picture of the overall structure formed by this collection of
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