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Properties of motility in Bacillus subtilis powered by the H+-coupled MotAB flagellar stator, Na+-coupled MotPS or hybrid stators MotAS or MotPB.

Journal of molecular biology - 16 Sept 2005

Ito Masahiro, Terahara Naoya, Fujinami Shun, Krulwich Terry Ann

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Bacillus subtilis has a single set of flagellar rotor proteins that interact with two distinct stator-force generators, the H+-coupled MotAB complex and the Na+-coupled MotPS complex, that energize rotation. Here, motility on soft agar plates and in liquid was assayed in wild-type B.subtilis and strains expressing only one stator, either MotAB, MotPS or hybrid MotAS or MotPB. The strains expressing MotAB or MotAS...

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PMID: 16095621
DOI: 10.1016/j.jmb.2005.07.030
PMCID: PMC2578835

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