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Title: Are we able to fuse membrane proteins to any cell with selectivity?
Post by: scientizscht on 27/07/2019 22:43:44

Hello

I wanted to know what is the current status of our ability to fuse membrane proteins to the membrane proteins of specific cells.

Any idea?

Title: Re: Are we able to fuse membrane proteins to any cell with selectivity?
Post by: scientizscht on 29/07/2019 16:41:29

Anyone?

Title: Re: Are we able to fuse membrane proteins to any cell with selectivity?
Post by: Bored chemist on 29/07/2019 22:07:00

Re.
"Are we able to fuse membrane proteins to any cell with selectivity?"
Probably the most accurate answer I could give is "I don't know"
My best guess is that the answer is "no".
However, it's not my field and I may be mistaken, in which case the answer is "yes".

Would any of those answers (and those are the only 3 plausible ones) actually help you very much?

Title: Re: Are we able to fuse membrane proteins to any cell with selectivity?
Post by: scientizscht on 30/07/2019 09:55:09

Quote from: Bored chemist on 29/07/2019 22:07:00

Re.
"Are we able to fuse membrane proteins to any cell with selectivity?"
Probably the most accurate answer I could give is "I don't know"
My best guess is that the answer is "no".
However, it's not my field and I may be mistaken, in which case the answer is "yes".

Would any of those answers (and those are the only 3 plausible ones) actually help you very much?

Not really but thanks for your engagement.

Title: Re: Are we able to fuse membrane proteins to any cell with selectivity?
Post by: scientizscht on 10/08/2019 12:42:59

@chris any input?