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Networked Chemoreceptors Benefit Bacterial Chemotaxis Performance.

mBio - 20 Dec 2016

Frank Vered, Piñas Germán E, Cohen Harel, Parkinson John S, Vaknin Ady

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Motile bacteria use large receptor arrays to detect and follow chemical gradients in their environment. Extended receptor arrays, composed of networked signaling complexes, promote cooperative stimulus control of their associated signaling kinases. Here, we used structural lesions at the communication interface between core complexes to create an Escherichia coli strain with functional but dispersed signaling...

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PMID: 27999161
DOI: 10.1128/mBio.01824-16
PMCID: PMC5181776

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