… ethanol and the ethanolinduced increase in membrane C181 fatty acid which occurs during
… lipid-to-protein ratio of the plasma membrane may be an important adaptive response of E. …

… Escherichia coli programmed with plasmid DNA. In the presence of inverted plasma membrane
vesicles from E. … across the bacterial plasma membrane can occur posttranslationally. …

We have examined the effects of thermosensitive mutations in secA and secY (prlA) genes
on the export of proteins to the three layers of the Escherichia coli cell surface. After several …

… We conclude that non-bilayer lipids are essential for efficient protein transport across the
plasma membrane of E.coli. Keywords: Escherichia coli/inverted inner membrane vesicles/non-…

… 3 and 4), whereas the concave membrane face (M; Fig. and 5) … the plasma membrane (and
not wall material) by examining plasmolyzed cells (not illustrated) in which the cell membrane …

The rate of [14 C] lactose inflow into anaerobic, non-metabolizing, Escherichia coli has been
correlated with the rate of the simultaneous effective inflow of H+. It is shown that the initial …

… Now we show that FtsH in wild-type Escherichia coli cells exists exclusively as a large complex,
termed FtsH holo-enzyme, which can be separated from bulk of membrane proteins after …

… protein diffusion in the plasma membrane of live cells of the bacterium Escherichia coli, using
… Bacteria such as Escherichia coli alter their membrane lipid composition in response to …

… disruption of the plasma membrane integrity led to the death of microorganisms. In this
regard, we attempted to assess the extent of the plasma membrane damage in the experiment. …

… In this study, we show that the plasma membranes of E. coli contain voltage-activated
calcium channels. We further demonstrate that the channels display many of the characteristics …