Figure 1.
OM precursor proteins are imported via the TOM complex, the general import pore for cytosolically synthesized mitochondrial precursors. Tom20, Tom22 and Tom70 are the receptors of the TOM complex, with the main channel Tom40 and its subunits Tom5, Tom6 and Tom7. The proteins are then chaperoned across the IMS to the SAM complex—with the Sam50 channel and hydrophilic subunits Sam35 and Sam38—by the small Tims.
OM protein import pathway.

OM precursor proteins are imported via the TOM complex, the general import pore for cytosolically synthesized mitochondrial precursors. Tom20, Tom22 and Tom70 are the receptors of the TOM complex, with the main channel Tom40 and its subunits Tom5, Tom6 and Tom7. The proteins are then chaperoned across the IMS to the SAM complex—with the Sam50 channel and hydrophilic subunits Sam35 and Sam38—by the small Tims.

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