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Functional analysis of the fsoC gene product of the F7(1) (fso) fimbrial gene cluster.

Molecular microbiology - 1 Jan 1990

Riegman N, Acton D, Sakkers R, van Die I, Hoekstra W, Bergmans H

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Contrary to what would be expected from data in the literature, mutations in the fsoC gene of the F7(1) (fso) P-fimbrial gene cluster do not completely block fimbrial biogenesis. fsoC mutants still express small amounts of fimbriae of normal length, which carry the non-adhesive minor subunit protein, FsoE, but lack the adhesin, FsoG. The FsoC protein operates at the same stage in fimbrial biogenesis as the FsoF...

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PMID: 1969606
DOI: 10.1111/j.1365-2958.1990.tb02018.x

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