The human GABAARs used for the biochemical and photolabeling studies described herein and designated as α1β3γ2L or α1β3 had the composition N-FLAG–α1β3γ2L–C–(GGS)3GK–1D4 or N-FLAG–α1β3 respectively and were expressed in tetracycline-inducible HEK293 cells as previously described [33 (link), 34 (link)]. They were used as native membranes or after solubilization and purification on a FLAG antibody column, from which they were eluted in micelles of 200 μM asolectin and 5 mM CHAPS with 100 μg/mL (~100 μM) FLAG peptide. Membranes and reconstituted receptors were stored at (–80°) until needed. In electrophysiological studies, the human subunits lacked the purification tags (see below).
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