E-Figure 1 : Connexin32 mutants.

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E-Figure 1 : Connexin32 mutants.

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E-Figure 1: Connexin32 mutants. This is a schematic depiction of the structure of connexin32; the positions of the transmembrane domains are based on (60). The 28 different mutations are collectively predicted to affect all regions of the protein except the third transmembrane domain. Previously unreported mutations are noted by an asterisk.

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