Conservation of transit peptide-independent protein import into the mitochondrial and hydrogenosomal matrix
S Garg, J Stölting, V Zimorski, P Rada… - Genome biology and …, 2015 - academic.oup.com
Abstract The origin of protein import was a key step in the endosymbiotic acquisition of
mitochondria. Though the main translocon of the mitochondrial outer membrane, TOM40, is
ubiquitous among organelles of mitochondrial ancestry, the transit peptides, or N-terminal
mitochondria. Though the main translocon of the mitochondrial outer membrane, TOM40, is
ubiquitous among organelles of mitochondrial ancestry, the transit peptides, or N-terminal
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