论文信息 - Structure of the purple membrane.

Structure of the purple membrane.

IN the preceding article1 it has been shown that a cell membrane fragment, the purple membrane, isolated from Halobacterium halobium2 contains retinal bound in a mole ratio of 1 : 1 to a protein of molecular weight 26,000 which is the only protein present. We now describe the structure of the purple membrane and its localization in the bacterial cell envelope.

W. Stoeckenius | A. Blaurock | W Stoeckenius | A E Blaurock

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