Molecular Dissection of Bacterial Nanowires
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Summary
An analysis of strain Aro-5, a G. sulfurreducens PilA mutant lacking aromatic residues in the nonconserved portion of PilA, lends important support to the MLC hypothesis and highlights the need for further and more conclusive evidence for one or the other hypothesis.
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- 2013-05-07
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