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Structurally Mapping Endogenous Heme in the CcmCDE Membrane Complex for Cytochrome c Biogenesis.

Journal of molecular biology - 13 Apr 2018

Sutherland Molly C, Jarodsky Joshua M, Ovchinnikov Sergey, Baker David, Kranz Robert G

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Although many putative heme transporters have been discovered, it has been challenging to prove that these proteins are directly involved with heme trafficking in vivo and to identify their heme binding domains. The prokaryotic pathways for cytochrome c biogenesis, Systems I and II, transport heme from inside the cell to outside for stereochemical attachment to cytochrome c, making them excellent models to study...

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PMID: 29518410
DOI: 10.1016/j.jmb.2018.01.022
PMCID: PMC5889519

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