Abstract
Characterizing the oligomerization, supramolecular assembly, and structure-function relationship of membrane proteins in their native environment builds an immediate need to answer many pertinent questions in modern molecular and cell biology and particularly in drug research. Although of all the proteins encoded by the human genome only ≈30% are membrane proteins, they constitute >50% of all drug targets. This is because membrane proteins are virtually involved in stimulating and controlling every process of life.
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