The soluble lipid bilayer nanodisc has proven to be a widely applicable method for membrane proteins as soluble in aqueous solutions, which can monodisperse and active membrane protein in a closely native bilayer environment. The key component of the nanodisc is the surrounding amphiphilic spiral protein band （membrane scaffold protein）. Nanodisc systems have been used to reconstruction a variety of proteins including GPCRs, P450, bacterial rhodopsin, clotting factors, and tar receptors. Membrane scaffold protein 1D1 has been used as a scaffold protein for stabilizing lipid nanodiscs （ND）. Membrane scaffold protein 1D1 （MSP1D1） is modified versions of apolipoprotein A1. It is a biparental synthetic protein that can self-assemble to form nanodiscs. The diameter of Nanodiscs is about 9.7 nm.