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The '''Bam''' (b-Barrel Assembly Machinery) drives the assembly of b-barrel proteins into the outer membrane of gram-negative bacteria.  The complex is composed of five subunits: '''BamA, BamB, BamC, BamD and BamE.'''  Outer membrane b-barrel proteins assembly is dependent on Bam in various organisms. BamB,C,D,E bind to the N-terminal of BamA.<br />
The '''Bam''' (β-Barrel Assembly Machinery) drives the assembly of β-barrel proteins into the outer membrane of gram-negative bacteria.  The complex is composed of five subunits: '''BamA, BamB, BamC, BamD and BamE.'''  Outer membrane b-barrel proteins assembly is dependent on Bam in various organisms. BamB,C,D,E bind to the N-terminal of BamA.<br />
*'''BamA''' contains five structurally homologous POTRA (POlypeptide TRAnslocation associated) domains.  The POTRA domain has a b-a-a-b-b conformation.  BamA barrel and at least a subset of its POTRAs are essential for viability.  BamA was found also in mitochondria and chloroplasts.<br />
*'''BamA''' contains five structurally homologous POTRA (POlypeptide TRAnslocation associated) domains.  The POTRA domain has a β-α-α-β-β conformation.  BamA barrel and at least a subset of its POTRAs are essential for viability.  BamA was found also in mitochondria and chloroplasts.<br />
*'''BamD''' is composed of multiple tetratricopeptide (TPR) repeats packed into a superhelical structure.  TPR is a motif containing 2 antiparallel a-helices.  TPRs are found in scaffold multiprotein complexes and are involved in protein-protein interactions.
*'''BamD''' is composed of multiple tetratricopeptide (TPR) repeats packed into a superhelical structure.  TPR is a motif containing 2 antiparallel α-helices.  TPRs are found in scaffold multiprotein complexes and are involved in protein-protein interactions.





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The Bam (β-Barrel Assembly Machinery) drives the assembly of β-barrel proteins into the outer membrane of gram-negative bacteria. The complex is composed of five subunits: BamA, BamB, BamC, BamD and BamE. Outer membrane b-barrel proteins assembly is dependent on Bam in various organisms. BamB,C,D,E bind to the N-terminal of BamA.

  • BamA contains five structurally homologous POTRA (POlypeptide TRAnslocation associated) domains. The POTRA domain has a β-α-α-β-β conformation. BamA barrel and at least a subset of its POTRAs are essential for viability. BamA was found also in mitochondria and chloroplasts.
  • BamD is composed of multiple tetratricopeptide (TPR) repeats packed into a superhelical structure. TPR is a motif containing 2 antiparallel α-helices. TPRs are found in scaffold multiprotein complexes and are involved in protein-protein interactions.


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E. coli BamA/BamB (PDB code 4pk1)

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