YidC and SecY Mediate Membrane Insertion of a Type I Transmembrane Domain
Authors:
- Edith N.G. HoubenEHEdith N.G. Houben
- Malene L. UrbanusMUMalene L. Urbanus
- Martin van der LaanMLMartin van der Laan
- Corinne M. Ten Hagen-JongmanCHCorinne M. Ten Hagen-Jongman
- Arnold J.M. DriessenADArnold J.M. Driessen
- Josef BrunnerJBJosef Brunner
- Bauke OudegaBOBauke Oudega
- Joen LuirinkJLJoen Luirink
Open Access
- 1 September 2002
- journal article
- Published by Elsevier in Journal of Biological Chemistry
- Vol. 277 (39) , 35880-35886
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