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FlhF, a signal recognition particle-like GTPase, is involved in the regulation of flagellar arrangement, motility behaviour and protein secretion in Bacillus cereus

Salvetti et al., 2007

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13657193725633460622
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Salvetti S
Ghelardi E
Celandroni F
Ceragioli M
Giannessi F
Senesi S
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Microbiology

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Flagellar arrangement is a highly conserved feature within bacterial species. However, only a few genes regulating cell flagellation have been described in polar flagellate bacteria. This report demonstrates that the arrangement of flagella in the peritrichous flagellate Bacillus …
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