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Orientation of functional and nonfunctional PTS permease signal sequences in lipid bilayers. A polarized attenuated total reflection infrared study.

Biochemistry - 3 Aug 1993

Tamm L K, Tatulian S A

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Synthetic peptides corresponding to the N-terminal 23 and 22 residues, respectively, of two integral plasma membrane proteins of Escherichia coli, namely the mannitol- and glucitol-specific permeases of the bacterial sugar phosphotransferase system, were incorporated into single planar phospholipid bilayers supported on germanium plates. Polarized attenuated total reflection infrared spectra were recorded, and...

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PMID: 8347581
DOI: 10.1021/bi00081a017

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