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. 2023 Oct 26;47(6):fuad060. doi: 10.1093/femsre/fuad060

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Figure 5. — Model of the Pel biosynthetic complex in P. aeruginosa. (A) Model of the Pel biosynthetic complex colour coded by function. Structures of the cytoplasmic domain of PelD (PDB: 4DN0) (Whitney et al. 2012), the hydrolase domain PelA (PDB: 5TCB), PelC (PDB: 5T11, 5T10, 5T0Z) (Marmont et al. 2017a), and the complete TPR motifs R9 and R10 of PelB (PDB: 5WFT) (Marmont et al. 2017b) have been experimentally determined and are drawn to scale and shown in a surface representation. (B) Pel operon in P. aeruginosa colour coded by function. IM, inner membrane; PG, peptidoglycan; and OM, outer membrane.