Fig. 1From: Outer membrane protein folding from an energy landscape perspectiveCrystal structures of OMPs from Gram-negative bacteria. Top row: OmpX (2MO6) [222]; PagP (3GP6) [73]; tOmpA (transmembrane domain of OmpA; 1QJP) [223]; OmpW (2F1V) [75]; OmpT (1 L78) [224]; EspP (β-domain) (2QOM) [225]. Middle row: OmpLA (1QD5) [226]; OmpG (2IWV) [227]; FadL (1T1L) [228]; OmpF (1OPF) [229]; BamA (4K3B) [76]. Bottom row: LamB (1MAL) [230]; FhuA (1BY3) [231]; FimD (3OHN) [232]; LptD (4Q35) [233]. All structures are from E. coli with the exceptions of BamA (Neisseria gonorrhoeae) and LptDE (Shigella flexneri). The LptD barrel has an associated lipoprotein subunit (LptE) in the functional complex (see main text). LptD and LptE are shown in orange and cyan, respectively. Approximate location of the membrane is shown in yellow, with the periplasmic face to the lower side of each structure. Note that OmpF and LamB are shown in their native trimeric formsBack to article page