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. 2019 Aug 21;6(9):414–449. doi: 10.15698/mic2019.09.691

Figure 3. FIGURE 3: Functions of C. trachomatis Incs effectors.

Figure 3

(A) Incs subverting host cell vesicular transport (IncA, IncE, CpoS). (B) Incs interfering with microfilaments and microtubules (IPAM, InaC), and mediating Golgi redistribution around the inclusion (InaC); PTM, post-translationally modified. (C) Incs participating in ER-inclusion MCSs (IncD, IncV). (D) Incs modulating chlamydial extrusion by subverting Ca2+ signalling and myosin II function (CT228, MrcA). An unknown Inc possibly recruits STIM1 to the inclusion membrane. The number of transmembrane domains illustrated for each Inc is based on [42]. See list of abbreviations, main text, and Table 1 for details.