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Flagellar Perturbations Activate Adhesion through Two Distinct Pathways in Caulobacter crescentus.

mBio - 9 Feb 2021

Hershey David M, Fiebig Aretha, Crosson Sean

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Bacteria carry out sophisticated developmental programs to colonize exogenous surfaces. The rotary flagellum, a dynamic machine that drives motility, is a key regulator of surface colonization. The specific signals recognized by flagella and the pathways by which those signals are transduced to coordinate adhesion remain subjects of debate. Mutations that disrupt flagellar assembly in the dimorphic bacterium...

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PMID: 33563824
DOI: 10.1128/mBio.03266-20
PMCID: PMC7885107

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