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VF category: Pore forming toxin (PFT) (total 502 related VFs in database, current show from 41 to 50)
 
VF Bacteria Brief description
ALO
(Anthrolysin O)
Bacillus
(B. thuringiensis serovar konkukian str. 97-27)
Belongs to cholesterol-dependent cytolysin (CDC). CDCs are pore-forming toxins, which require cholesterol in the membrane to form pores with a mechanism not completely clarified. It is generally known that monomers oligomerize into a prepore complex and that this step is followed by a large conformational change in each oligomer, resulting in the insertion into the membrane. ...
ALO
(Anthrolysin O)
Bacillus
(B. cereus B4264)
Belongs to cholesterol-dependent cytolysin (CDC). CDCs are pore-forming toxins, which require cholesterol in the membrane to form pores with a mechanism not completely clarified. It is generally known that monomers oligomerize into a prepore complex and that this step is followed by a large conformational change in each oligomer, resulting in the insertion into the membrane. ...
ALO
(Anthrolysin O)
Bacillus
(B. weihenstephanensis KBAB4)
Belongs to cholesterol-dependent cytolysin (CDC). CDCs are pore-forming toxins, which require cholesterol in the membrane to form pores with a mechanism not completely clarified. It is generally known that monomers oligomerize into a prepore complex and that this step is followed by a large conformational change in each oligomer, resulting in the insertion into the membrane. ...
ALO
(Anthrolysin O)
Bacillus
(B. anthracis str. Ames)
Belongs to cholesterol-dependent cytolysin (CDC). CDCs are pore-forming toxins, which require cholesterol in the membrane to form pores with a mechanism not completely clarified. It is generally known that monomers oligomerize into a prepore complex and that this step is followed by a large conformational change in each oligomer, resulting in the insertion into the membrane. ...
ALO
(Anthrolysin O)
Bacillus
(B. anthracis str. Ames Ancestor)
Belongs to cholesterol-dependent cytolysin (CDC). CDCs are pore-forming toxins, which require cholesterol in the membrane to form pores with a mechanism not completely clarified. It is generally known that monomers oligomerize into a prepore complex and that this step is followed by a large conformational change in each oligomer, resulting in the insertion into the membrane. ...
ALO
(Anthrolysin O)
Bacillus
(B. cereus AH187)
Belongs to cholesterol-dependent cytolysin (CDC). CDCs are pore-forming toxins, which require cholesterol in the membrane to form pores with a mechanism not completely clarified. It is generally known that monomers oligomerize into a prepore complex and that this step is followed by a large conformational change in each oligomer, resulting in the insertion into the membrane. ...
ALO
(Anthrolysin O)
Bacillus
(B. cereus ATCC 10987)
Belongs to cholesterol-dependent cytolysin (CDC). CDCs are pore-forming toxins, which require cholesterol in the membrane to form pores with a mechanism not completely clarified. It is generally known that monomers oligomerize into a prepore complex and that this step is followed by a large conformational change in each oligomer, resulting in the insertion into the membrane. ...
ALO
(Anthrolysin O)
Bacillus
(B. cereus ATCC 14579)
Belongs to cholesterol-dependent cytolysin (CDC). CDCs are pore-forming toxins, which require cholesterol in the membrane to form pores with a mechanism not completely clarified. It is generally known that monomers oligomerize into a prepore complex and that this step is followed by a large conformational change in each oligomer, resulting in the insertion into the membrane. ...
ALO
(Anthrolysin O)
Bacillus
(B. cereus biovar anthracis str. CI)
Belongs to cholesterol-dependent cytolysin (CDC). CDCs are pore-forming toxins, which require cholesterol in the membrane to form pores with a mechanism not completely clarified. It is generally known that monomers oligomerize into a prepore complex and that this step is followed by a large conformational change in each oligomer, resulting in the insertion into the membrane. ...
ALO
(Anthrolysin O)
Bacillus
(B. cereus E33L)
Belongs to cholesterol-dependent cytolysin (CDC). CDCs are pore-forming toxins, which require cholesterol in the membrane to form pores with a mechanism not completely clarified. It is generally known that monomers oligomerize into a prepore complex and that this step is followed by a large conformational change in each oligomer, resulting in the insertion into the membrane. ...
   


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