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A new class of protein sensor links spirochete pleomorphism, persistence, and chemotaxis

2022-01-11

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Pathogenic spirochetes can alter their morphologies and behaviors to infect and survive within their hosts. Previous reports demonstrate that the formation of so-called ‘round bodies’ and biofilms, and chemotaxis are involved in spirochete pathogenesis. Here, in the spirochete Treponema denticola , we report a direct link between these cellular states that involves a new class of protein sensor (CheWS) with hithe...

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f129e8e6-6833-59f8-9037-2cbed3a0131b
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10.1101/2022.01.11.475842
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