… protein, which can only cause a single break at the genome target, leading to little or no
toxicity to the host bacterium … subtilis contains at least four pathways for protein export through …

… proteins just as similar as the other half of SecY. Reconstructing a cenancestral SecY
sequence using … The transmembrane hairpins in bacterial YidC h4h5 and SecE likewise break …

… of the sec system in HP1-induced lysis of the bacterial host, … endolysin, exported to periplasm
by the sec system before … results strongly suggest that the sec system is involved in the HP1 …

… Consequently, it was possible to isolate a bacterium capable … one repeat unit, further
breaking it down into TPA and EG. … through the inner membrane, while the TAT pathway exports …

… does not to the best of my knowledge break any UK law, infringe any third party’s … precursors
in their unfolded state are exported through the Sec pathway. Once the proteins are in their …

… of how each of the Dsb system enzymes form, break, and shuffle … secreted to the periplasm
via the Sec machinery (for recent … bacteria predicted to oxidize cysteines of exported proteins, …

… Most exported proteins in bacteria are transported across the … Additionally, a helix breaking
residue is often found at the -4 to -6 … can make its way to the other side of the membrane. …

… Another way of dividing CPPs is based on the charge: cationic … ,27,28 which are of interest
to bacterial extract based … to mimic cellular import or export of proteins within a synthetic cell…

… component of the bacterial cell wall (CW), protects bacteria from … PGHs are involved in
fundamental aspects of bacterial … LytE and CwlO break the PG along the lateral CW to support cell …

… of the other PUL-encoded genes after growing the bacterium on pure carbon sources …
peptide directs the protein for translocation by the Sec system through the inner membrane into the …