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Aquifex aeolicus PilT, homologue of a surface motility protein, is a thermostable oligomeric NTPase

Herdendorf et al., 2002

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10237527517836625928
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Herdendorf T
McCaslin D
Forest K
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Journal of bacteriology

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Bacterial surface motility works by retraction of surface-attached type IV pili. This retraction requires the PilT protein, a member of a large family of putative NTPases from type II and IV secretion systems. In this study, the PilT homologue from the thermophilic eubacterium …
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