I had something growing in a SDS stock solution years back and I just put it in the back of a drawer. If you want to grow in a 10% surfactant solution you deserve respect.

Absolutely appalling, so sorry to hear this Jason.

I should have been clearer in my reply, I was referring to the paper in my post. I'm not a prolific author at all, but I have had demands where it was clear that nothing was enough for the reviewers. It appears that Mignot and Cambillau didn't have such demands from Nature for more experiments.

AF has been of use at a gross level for reconstructions, but for my projects the predictions have been rather poor. I don't know enough about the subject matter in the paper, but if I were to publish something similar I would only feel comfortable with complimentary experiments to prove my points.

If you're still there, Maru Maru in Papeete was a major highlight for us

I was there last year, can't wait to go back.

Moorea?

Congratulations Brandon!

Combining cryoEM and functional studies we found that mammalian TRPM5 exhibit unique properties and are uniquely sensitive to calcium. Coupling of MHR domains seems to influence gating, but we'll need more TRPM structures to determine this.