… lipid A are revealed not only inside MsbA, but also in a cleft on MsbA's outer surface at
the periplasmic face of the bilayer, which we hypothesize as a possible post-transport lipid A …

… A–core oligosaccharide from the inner leaflet to the periplasmic … increased GPLs presented
at the bacterial surface (27). One … PagP-acylated lipid A in our msbA suppressors, suggesting …

… -based Kdo 2 -lipid IV A 1-dephosphorylation assay of the … helix lying at the periplasmic
surface of the inner membrane and … Apart from α2, which originates from the periplasmic surface …

… inner membrane by the ABC transporter MsbA [2]. The Kdo2-… a donor, modifying lipid A on
the periplasmic side of the inner … lipid for peptidoglycan, O antigen and other bacterial surface …

… parahaemolyticus invading the macrophage cells; on the other hand, modification of PEA
of lipid A significantly decreases the negative charge on the surface of V. parahaemolyticus, …

… lipid A (Figure 1). These phosphatases are integral inner-membrane proteins and present
their active site towards the periplasm. … the phosphate at position 1 of heterologous lipid A [12]. …

… Total lipids were dissolved in chloroform and methanol at a ratio of 4:1 (v/v). The resuspended
lipid samples were loaded on a matrix consisting of 10 mg/mL 2,5-dihydroxybenzoic acid …

… Among these seven proteins, MlaC, a soluble periplasmic protein, can transfer … Fimbriae
are macromolecular protein polymers that grow on the surface of cells and participate in a …

… -negative bacteria, is composed of o-antigen, core oligosaccharide, and lipid A. LPS cover
about 75% of the cell surface and act as a stable cell structure and membrane wall barrier [1]. …

… oriented to the bacterial periplasm [1]. In … surface [3], were found negatively regulated by
the expression of mcr genes (Figure 5), including those for reducing the negative charge of lipid …