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==Function== | ==Function== | ||
The distal N-terminal 12 residues of TolB has two conformational states which are governed by protein-protein interactions with the β -propeller and results in the binding of TolA in the inner membrane. | The distal N-terminal 12 residues of TolB has two conformational states which are governed by protein-protein interactions with the β -propeller and results in the binding of TolA in the inner membrane. | ||
==The TolB-Pal Complex== | |||
{{STRUCTURE_2hqs | PDB=2hqs | SCENE= TolB-Pal_Complex/Tolbpalmulticomplex/1 }} | |||
The [[TolB]]-[[Pal]] complex is involved in maintaining the outer membrane integrity. This complex is parasitised by protein antibiotics and disrupted in order to trigger the translocation of the toxin across the outer membrane (see [[Colicin]] for further information).<ref name='Bonsor'>PMID: 17375930</ref> | |||
==Related Tol entries== | ==Related Tol entries== | ||
