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Involvement of FtsH in protein assembly into and through the membrane. I. Mutations that reduce retention efficiency of a cytoplasmic reporter.

The Journal of biological chemistry - 18 Feb 1994

Akiyama Y, Ogura T, Ito K

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To identify cellular factors that assist in membrane protein biogenesis, we looked for mutants affected in the "stop transfer" anchoring process. Using a SecY-PhoA fusion protein in which alkaline phosphatase (PhoA) mature sequence is attached to the last cytoplasmic domain following the 10th transmembrane segment of SecY, we isolated a mutation (std101) that allowed significant export of the PhoA moiety across...

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