… TCA precipitated, whereas the other half was first treated with … 0.2 seconds for GFP at
35% laser intensity and 0.075 seconds … were fractionated after cell breakage into an S30 (cytosol …

… , describe the bacterial transport systems possibly involved in their export, and highlight what
… focusing on membrane proteins that are translocated across the IM through the Sec or Tat …

… , while the other way is to be impregnated in the cell wall … , Sec system is divided into two
different pathways of protein … cell membranes that may break with simple stress allowing …

… defines the N-terminus of the exported protein and is essential for its … bacterial glycerol
stocks, fluorescein–starch and sodium alginate, which was processed through a laminar jet break-…

… transport system, whereas others employ the Sec-dependent export pathway (3). Bacteriocins
produced by Gram-positive bacteria are either peptides or proteins and are divided into …

… By contrast, the bacterial and archaeal systems are typically … , the apocytochrome chain is
exported via the Sec system. Its … 2+ state was suggested to facilitate the breaking of this bond in …

… as the main energy source to flagellar protein export [67]. The … one flagellin every two
seconds into a one-dimensional … The breaking point of the structure can be localized to the MS …

… of secretory proteins in bacteria are driven through the channel … located at the opposite side
of the protein from the NBDs. … SecA, as well as by breakage of the disulfide bond with DTT to …

… Narrow-spectrum β-lactamases can only break down penicillins and early (first- and second-)
… in the ‘export’ column, the majority of enzymes are translocated through the Sec system, …

… transmembrane cellulose export domain (BcsATMD). Two functional cytosolic insertions
break the … for signal peptide-dependent protein delivery to the SEC translocon in both pro- and …