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Interaction between the F plasmid TraA (F‐pilin) and TraQ proteins

Harris et al., 1999

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3320371867019126408
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Harris R
Sholl K
Conrad M
Dresser M
Silverman P
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Molecular microbiology

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Elaboration of conjugative (F) pili by F+ strains of Escherichia coli requires the activities of over a dozen F‐encoded DNA transfer (Tra) proteins. The organization and functions of these proteins are largely unknown. Using the yeast two‐hybrid assay, we have begun to …
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