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Import of proteins into mitochondria.

  • 1988-05-31
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  • Philosophical transactions of the Royal Society of London. Series B, Biological sciences. - 1988
English A mounting body of evidence suggests that cytoplasmically synthesized proteins destined to be imported into the mitochondrial interior must at least partly unfold to penetrate across the mitochondrial membranes. During post-translational import, this unfolding process appears to be a major rate-limiting step. It can be blocked by ligands that stabilize the protein's native conformation and appears to be accompanied by the cleavage of ATP outside the mitochondrial inner membrane.
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