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バクテリアのリーダーペプチダゼは,リーダーペプチドのない膜タンパク質であり,前分泌タンパク質と同じ輸出経路を使用しています

P B Wolfe, W Wickner

    Cell
    |April 1, 1984
    PubMed
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    膜の電気化学的潜在力は,E. coliのプラズマ膜にリーダーペプチダースの挿入を促します. この挿入は,タンパク質合成とは関係なく,適切な酵素機能に不可欠な形状の変化を誘導する.

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