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Investigating the role of BN-domains of FlhF involved in flagellar synthesis in Campylobacter jejuni

Li et al., 2022

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801257587982810464
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Li X
Chai Q
Zheng L
Huang P
Gundogdu O
Jiao X
Tang Y
Huang J
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Microbiological Research

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FlhF protein is critical for intact flagellar assembly in Campylobacter jejuni. It is a putative GTPase with B-, N-and G-domains. However, the role of the B-and N-domains in flagella biosynthesis remains unclear in C. jejuni. This study demonstrated that both the B-and N …
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