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Showing 1 to 3 of 3 for “"Membrane Localization Domain"”.

  1. Localization and Function of Bacterial Type III and IV Effector Proteins

    … enzymes with modular protein interaction domains and subcellular localization motifs. These sophisticated regulatory mechanisms are crucial to the fidelity and efficacy of information relay in both space and time. Bacterial effector proteins are virulence factors that are directly secreted …

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  2. Toxin-membrane interactions of Pasteurella multocida toxin and homologous domains

    Toxin-membrane interactions are poorly understood on the molecular level due to the inherent difficulty of crystallizing membrane protein complexes and the large size (>50 kDa) of most functional AB or MARTX protein toxins. Toxins can interact with membranes at three stages during intoxication: 1) …

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  3. Escape to the interior: Characterization of the cytosolic delivery of C-terminal cargo subdomains by the N-terminus of pasteurella multocida toxin and subsequent toxin-mediated downregulation of Gaq-PLCb1 signaling through depletion of Gaq from the plasma membrane

    … an intact moiety, or as separate functional subdomains? Second major question: During cellular intoxication, by what molecular mechanism does PMT uncouple and subsequently downregulate G-protein-coupled receptor- heterotrimeric Gaq-protein phospholipase C-b1 (GPCR-Gaq-PLCb1) signaling? These two …

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