Участие анионных фосфолипидов цитоплазматической мембраны в секреции щелочной фосфатазы Escherichia coli
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Актуальность проблемы. Многие белки, синтезируемые в цитоплазме бактерий, для осуществления своих функций должны транслоцироваться через цитоплазматическую мембрану и занять определенное место в клеточной оболочке бактериальной клетки. В оболочке локализуются белки, участвующие в гидролизе, транспорте и катаболизме питательных веществ, в генерации энергии и анаболических процессах. Секреция или… Читать ещё >
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