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The cell membranes of various bacteria contain proton-linked transport systems ford-xylose,l-arabinose,d-galactose,d-glucose,l-rhamnose,l-fucose, lactose, and melibiose. The melibiose transporter ofE. coli is linked to both Na+ and H+ translocation. The substrate and inhibitor specificities of the monosaccharide transporters are described. By locating, cloning, and sequencing the genes encoding the sugar/H+ transporters inE. coli, the primary sequences of the transport proteins have been deduced. Those for xylose/H+, arabinose/H+, and galactose/H+ transport are homologous to each other. Furthermore, they are just as similar to the primary sequences of the following: glucose transport proteins found in a Cyanobacterium, yeast, alga, rat, mouse, and man; proteins for transport of galactose, lactose, or maltose in species of yeast; and to a developmentally regulated protein of Leishmania for which a function is not yet established. Some of these proteins catalyze facilitated diffusion of the sugar without cation transport. From the alignments of the homologous amino acid sequences, predictions of common structural features can be made: there are likely to be twelve membrane-spanning α-helices, possibly in two groups of six, there is a central hydrophilic region, probably comprised largely of α-helix; the highly conserved amino acid residues (40–50 out of 472–522 total) form discrete patterns or motifs throughout the proteins that are presumably critical for substrate recognition and the molecular mechanism of transport. Some of these features are found also in other transport proteins for citrate, tetracycline, lactose, or melibiose, the primary sequences of which are not similar to each other or to the homologous series of transporters. The glucose/Na+ transporter of rabbit and man is different in primary sequence to all the other sugar transporters characterized, but it is homologous to the proline/Na+ transporter ofE. coli, and there is evidence for its structural similarity to glucose/H+ transporters in Plants.In vivo andin vitro mutagenesis of the lactose/H+ and melibiose/Na+ (H+) transporters ofE. coli has identified individual amino acid residues alterations of which affect sugar and/or cation recognition and parameters of transport. Most of the bacterial transport proteins have been identified and the lactose/H+ transporter has been purified. The directions of future investigations are discussed.

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Henderson, P.J.F. Proton-linked sugar transport systems in bacteria. J Bioenerg Biomembr 22, 525–569 (1990). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF00762961

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