Abstract
A protein translocation system was reconstituted from inverted membrane vesicles prepared from Na + pump-possessing Vibrio alginolyticus and purified Escherichia coli SecA. The translocation required ATP and was stimulated by the functioning of the Na + pump, suggesting that the electrochemical potential of Na + but not that of H +, is important for protein translocation in Vibrio.
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