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Default Divide and Conquer: A Tailored Solid-state NMR Approach to Study Large Membrane Protein Complexes

Divide and Conquer: A Tailored Solid-state NMR Approach to Study Large Membrane Protein Complexes

Membrane proteins are known to exert many essential biological functions by forming complexes in cell membranes. An example refers to the ?-barrel assembly machinery (BAM), a 200 kDa pentameric complex containing BAM proteins A-E that catalyzes the essential process of protein insertion into the outer membrane of gram-negative bacteria. While progress has been made in capturing three-dimensional structural snapshots of the BAM complex, the role of the lipoprotein BamC in the complex assembly in...

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