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Interaction between coat morphogenetic proteins SafA and SpoVID

Costa et al., 2006

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6407936993397261650
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Costa T
Isidro A
Moran Jr C
Henriques A
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Journal of bacteriology

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Morphogenetic proteins such as SpoVID and SafA govern assembly of the Bacillus subtilis endospore coat by guiding the various protein structural components to the surface of the developing spore. Previously, a screen for peptides able to interact with SpoVID led to the …
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