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Architecture of the flagellar rotor.

The EMBO journal - 14 Jun 2011

Paul Koushik, Gonzalez-Bonet Gabriela, Bilwes Alexandrine M, Crane Brian R, Blair David

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Rotation and switching of the bacterial flagellum depends on a large rotor-mounted protein assembly composed of the proteins FliG, FliM and FliN, with FliG most directly involved in rotation. The crystal structure of a complex between the central domains of FliG and FliM, in conjunction with several biochemical and molecular-genetic experiments, reveals the arrangement of the FliG and FliM proteins in the rotor....

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PMID: 21673656
DOI: 10.1038/emboj.2011.188
PMCID: PMC3160249

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