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Information essential for cell‐cycle‐dependent secretion of the 591‐residue Caulobacter hook protein is confined to a 21‐amino‐acid sequence near the N‐terminus

Kornacker et al., 1994

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11992910458088749323
Author
Kornacker M
Newton A
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Molecular microbiology

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Recent findings suggest that axial flagellar proteins and virulence proteins of Gram‐negative bacteria are exported from the cytoplasm via conserved trans‐location systems. To identify residues essential for secretion of flagellar axial proteins we examined the 591‐residue …
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