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The potassium channel is an integral membrane protein consisting of four identical subunits.  Because it is located in the membrane, its hydrophobic groups are located on the outside of the structure, where they interact with the lipids inside the membrane.  The interior of the channel, meanwhile, is hydrophobic with polar groups to interact with potassium cations.
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This sandbox is in use until June 1, 2009 for UMass Chemistry 490a. Others please do not edit this page. Thanks! '==This is a placeholder== The potassium channel is an integral membrane protein consisting of four identical subunits. Because it is located in the membrane, its hydrophobic groups are located on the outside of the structure, where they interact with the lipids inside the membrane. The interior of the channel, meanwhile, is hydrophobic with polar groups to interact with potassium cations.

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PDB ID 1bl8

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1bl8, resolution 3.20Å ()
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