Folding membrane proteins in vitro: A table and some comments

- Folding membrane proteins in vitro is both of practical and theoretical interest.
- Theoretically, it offers insights into the information required for folding.
- Practically, it is a route for producing large amounts of properly folded proteins.
- Close to 100 membrane proteins have been folded or refolded in vitro to-date.
- A large variety of media and procedures can lead to successful folding.