XVIVO Illustration featured on the cover of CELL
In this issue of Cell, Rinehart et al. use targeted phosphoproteomics to reveal how phosphorylation at two conserved sites in KCCs controls their activity.
The illustration depicts the activation of KCC3 in red blood cells in response to extracellular hypotonicity.
KCC3 (blue) is shown embedded in the red blood cell membrane.
Image concept by E. Gulcicek, J. Rinehart, and R. Lifton.
Design and artwork by XVIVO.
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