proP Antibody

1. molecular model predicts the presence of a proton pathway within the N-terminal six-helix bundle of ProP PMID: 15823022
2. ProP osmotic activation is tuned by both its C-terminal coiled-coil and osmotically induced changes in phospholipid composition PMID: 16239220
3. These studies define position of ProP TM XII within the membrane, further support predicted structure of ProP, reveal the dimerization interface, and show that the structure of transmembrane segment XII influences the osmolality at which ProP activates. PMID: 17441691
4. Association of proP with cardiolipin (and not phosphatidylglycerol) may be required for polar ProP localization. PMID: 17504273
5. ProP switches among "off", "on", and "osmolality-sensitive" states as the membrane potential increases. PMID: 18620422
6. Periplasmic loops of osmosensory transporter ProP in Escherichia coli are sensitive to osmolality PMID: 19049385
7. ProP adopts a highly alpha-helical fold similar to that of LacY, and both transmembrane folds exhibit unusually high temperature-sensitive solvent accessibility PMID: 19366597

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KEGG: ecj:JW4072

STRING: 316385.ECDH10B_4303