We report the conformation of a newly discovered specific lanthanide ion (Ln) binding protein, lanmodulin (LanM), and its interaction with Ln in cells using the in-cell NMR technique. We found that LanM remains unfolded and fails to bind Ln in cells due to the abundance of phosphate groups.
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