Bacterial surface proteins. Some structural, functional and evolutionary aspects

Baumeister, W.; Wildhaber, I.; Engelhardt, H.

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Bacterial surface proteins. Some structural, functional and evolutionary aspects

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Baumeister, W., Wildhaber, I., & Engelhardt, H. (1988). Bacterial surface proteins. Some structural, functional and evolutionary aspects. Biophysical Chemistry., 29(1-2), 39-49.

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The structure of several eubacterial and archaebacterial surface (glyco)proteins as determined by three-dimensional electron microscopy is described. Particular emphasis is placed on surface proteins which interact with membranes. Some structure-function relationships deduced from the structural information, such as shape maintenance and molecular recognition phenomena, are discussed. [References: 43]