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Stability of cytadherence-related proteins P140/P110 in Mycoplasma genitalium requires MG218 and unidentified factors.

Archives of medical research - 1 Jan 2000

Dhandayuthapani Subramanian, Rasmussen Wanda G, Baseman Joel B

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BACKGROUND: Tip-mediated cytadherence in Mycoplasma genitalium requires the structural and functional stability of the P140 adhesin, its operon-related protein P110, and the high molecular weight protein MG218 (190-kDa). Disruption mutants of mg218 unable to express MG218 exhibit both a non-cytadhering phenotype and P140/P110 instability, while disruption mutants that synthesize a truncated MG218 (160 kDa) retain...

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PMID: 11825623
DOI: 10.1016/s0188-4409(01)00335-6

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