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Cover illustration: Pentameric assembly of the Kv2.1 tetramerization domain [Xu et al. (2022), Acta Cryst. D78, 792–802]. Voltage-gated potassium channels (Kvs) are essential for regulating membrane potential, propagating action potentials and controlling potassium homeostasis in a diverse array of neuronal and non-neuronal tissues. The cytoplasmic tetramerization (T1) domain plays a major role in Kvs, and the only Kv subfamily lacking a representative structure of the T1 domain is the Kv2 family. Xu et al. have used X-ray crystallography to solve the structure of the human Kv2.1 T1 domain.
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