Identification and characterization of porins in Pseudomonas aeruginosa.

Identification and characterization of porins in Pseudomonas aeruginosa.
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1991-01
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The Journal of biological chemistry
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Hiroshi NikaidoS;Kishiko NikaidoQ;S. Harayama
Hiroshi NikaidoS;Kishiko NikaidoQ;S. Harayama
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Hiroshi NikaidoS;Kishiko NikaidoQ;S. Harayama

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Earlier studies have shown that the major porin species in Pseudomonas aeruginosa outer membrane is protein F (OprF), which produces channels wider than those produced by Escherichia coli porins. In contrast, Yoshihara and Nakae ((1989) J. Biol. Chem. 264, 6297-6301) reported that protein F has no pore-forming activity as measured by the flux of L-arabinose, and that the channels in P. aeruginosa outer membrane, being produced by proteins C, "D," and "E," are much narrower than E. coli porin channels. In this study, we followed the protein purification scheme of Yoshihara and Nakae as closely as possible, and found that protein F had a specific activity for pore formation similar to that of proteins D1, D2, and E2. Furthermore, proteoliposome reconstitution assays showed conclusively that the channels formed by protein F, as well as by unfractionated outer membranes, allowed the diffusion of a tetrasaccharide, stachyose, at a significant rate, indicating that these channels are much larger than E. coli porin channels. It appears likely that in the study of Yoshihara and Nakae protein F was inadvertently inactivated during purification. We further suggest a hypothesis that resolves the apparent conflict between the presence of large diameter channels and the low permeability of the outer membrane in P. aeruginosa.