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A mutation in the membrane subunit of an ABC transporter LolCDE complex causing outer membrane localization of lipoproteins against their inner membrane-specific signals.
Molecular microbiology - 1 Jul 2003
Narita Shin-ichiro, Kanamaru Kyoko, Matsuyama Shin-ichi, Tokuda Hajime
Abstract excerpt
Lipoproteins in Gram-negative bacteria are anchored to the inner or outer membrane via fatty acids attached to the N-terminal cysteine. The residue at position 2 determines the membrane specificity. An ATP binding cassette transporter LolCDE complex releases lipoproteins with residues other than aspartate at position 2 from the inner membrane, whereas those with aspartate at position 2 are rejected by LolCDE and...
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