The translocation of energy-rich phosphate in Mycobacterium phlei protoplast ghosts by a soluble protein fraction.

S. Lee,V. Kalra,A. F. Brodie

Published 1974 in Journal of Biological Chemistry

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Abstract Oxidative phosphorylation in protoplast ghosts from Mycobacterium phlei was found to be cryptic. The addition of a partially purified soluble protein fraction to the ghost preparations resulted in a transfer of energy-rich phosphate to exogenous ADP. Ghost preparations which were preloaded with [32P]ADP or [14C]ADP resulted in the formation of exogenous [32P]ATP upon the addition of ADP and the soluble protein fraction, whereas [14C]ATP was formed only within the membrane ghost. Sepharose coupled to ADP was used as an external source of ADP to demonstrate the translocation of energy-rich phosphate bond from the inner membrane to the outside upon the addition of the soluble protein fraction.

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