Experimentally Constrained Topology Models for 51,208 Bacterial Inner Membrane Proteins
Journal of Molecular Biology 352(3): 489-494
Article 2005 English
Authors
EG
Erik Granseth
DD
Daniel O. Daley
MR
Mikaela Rapp
Abstract
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We have used 502 Escherichia coli inner membrane proteins with experimentally determined C-terminal locations (cytoplasmic or periplasmic) from a recently published data set, together with an additional 106 bacterial membrane proteins with known topology, as queries in BLAST searches against a data base of 658,210 bacterial open reading frames from GenBank. We find 51,208 homologs to the query sequences for which we can assign the location of the C terminus or an internal residue to the same side of the membrane as the query's C terminus. These assignments are then used as constraints for topology prediction. The 51,208 much improved topology models derived in this way cover ∼30% of all predicted bacterial inner membrane proteins in 225 fully sequenced bacterial genomes.
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