Self-assembly of the filament capping protein, FliD, of bacterial flagella into an annular structure.
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Summary
About ten molecules of FliD self-assemble into an annular structure in vitro, forming the functional capping structure by incorporating flagellin at the tip of the flageLLar filament in vivo.
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- 1996-06-21
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Keywords
Flagellin, Flagellum, Protein filament, Biophysics, Biology
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