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Biophysical characterisation of the Campylobacter jejuni β-barrel assembly machinery (BAM) complex mediated outer membrane transport pathway
Outer membrane proteins in Gram-negative bacteria perform many functions that are key to bacterial survival, extracellular transport, and virulence. In order for these proteins to get to the outer membrane where they perform their function, they engage in a transport pathway starting from the riboso
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