Dental epidemiology in the UK

Watts, Thomas

doi:10.1038/sj.bdj.4804826

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“…Pilin subunit pools have been detected in both the outer (and also the inner) membrane of P. aeruginosa and can therefore be considered as outer membrane proteins. This observation aiso suggests that the pilin subunits are possibly assembled at the cell surface (Watts ef ai., 1982). Pilin genes cloned into and expressed in E. coii also accumulate pilin subunits at the outer and inner membranes (Strom and Lory, 1986;Finlay et ai, 1986).…”

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Outer membrane proteins of Pseudomonas

Hancock

Siehnel

Martin

1990

Molecular Microbiology

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In this review, we describe the outer membrane proteins of Pseudomonas aeruginosa and related strains from the Pseudomonas fluorescens rRNA homology group of the Pseudomonadaceae, with emphasis on the physiological function and biochemical characteristics of these proteins. The use of opr (for outer membrane protein) is proposed as the genetic designation for the P. aeruginosa outer membrane proteins and letters are assigned, in conjunction with this designation, to known outer membrane proteins. Proteins whose primary functions involve pore formation, transport of specific substrates, cell structure determination and membrane stabilization are discussed. The conservation of selected proteins in the above Pseudomonas species is also examined.

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confidence: 97%