Table 1 . Components of the TOM complex: transport of proteins through the outer membrane.
Protein | ORF | Known function | Null phenotype |
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Mim1 | YOL026C | Insertion of transmembrane helix proteins into the outer membrane | Inviable |
Mim2 | YLR099W-A | Insertion of transmembrane helix proteins into the outer membrane | Inviable |
Tom5 | YPR133W-A | Viable, various defects | |
Tom6 | YOR045W | Viable, various defects | |
Tom7 | YNL070W | Viable, various defects | |
Tom20 | YGR082W | Receptor for substrates with presequences | Viable, various defects |
Tom22 | YNL131W | Central receptor facing cytoplasm and IMS; interaction with TIM23 complex | Viable, various defectsa |
Tom40 | YMR203W | Translocation channel–β-barrel structure | Inviable |
Tom70 | YNL121C | Receptor for substrates lacking presequences | Viable, various defects |
Tom71 | YHR117W | Receptor | Viable, various defects |
Null was inviable in large-scale studies, but is viable if obtained by loss of TOM22 plasmid during mitotic growth (van Wilpe et al. 1999).