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2005
Grutter T., L. de Carvalho P, Virginie D., Taly A, Fischer M., Changeux J-P.  2005.  A chimera encoding the fusion of an acetylcholine-binding protein to an ion channel is stabilized in a state close to the desensitized form of ligand-gated ion channels. C. R. Biol.. 328:223–234.
Grutter T., de Carvalho L.P, Dufresne V., Taly A, Edelstein S.J, Changeux J-P.  2005.  Molecular tuning of fast gating in pentameric ligand-gated ion channels. Proc. Natl. Acad. Sci. U.s.a.. 102:18207–18212.
Taly A, Delarue M., Grutter T., Nilges M., Le Novere N., Corringer P.J, Changeux J-P.  2005.  Normal mode analysis suggests a quaternary twist model for the nicotinic receptor gating mechanism. Biophys. J.. 88:3954–3965.
2004
Smith JC, Cournia Z, Taly A, Tournier AL, Mihailescu D, G Ullmann M.  2004.  Conformational transitions in proteins and membranes. Novel Approaches to the Structure and Dynamics of Liquids: Experiments, Theories and Simulations. :485–502.
Pons S, Sallette J, Bourgeois JP, Taly A, Changeux J-P, Devillers-Thiéry A.  2004.  Critical role of the C-terminal segment in the maturation and export to the cell surface of the homopentameric $\alpha$7–5HT3A receptor. Eur. J. Neurosci.. 20:2022–2030.
2003
Taly A, Sebban P, Smith JC, G Ullmann M.  2003.  The position of Q B in the photosynthetic reaction center depends on pH: A theoretical analysis of the proton uptake upon Q B reduction. Biophys. J.. 84:2090–2098.
2002
Gerencser L, Taly A, Baciou L, Maroti P, Sebban P.  2002.  Cd2+ binding effect on bacterial reaction center mutants: The proton penetration involves interdependent pathways. BIOPHYSICAL JOURNAL. 82:518A-518A.
Gerencser L., Taly A, Baciou L., Maroti P., Sebban P..  2002.  Effect of binding of Cd2+ on bacterial reaction center mutants: proton-transfer uses interdependent pathways. Biochemistry. 41:9132–9138.
Taly A, Baciou L., Sebban P..  2002.  The DMPC lipid phase transition influences differently the first and the second electron transfer reactions in bacterial reaction centers. Febs Lett.. 532:91–96.

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