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Localization of the flagellum-specific secretion signal in Salmonella flagellin

Végh et al., 2006

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9814248585704974128
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Végh B
Gál P
Dobó J
Závodszky P
Vonderviszt F
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Biochemical and biophysical research communications

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The flagellum-specific export system is a specialized type III export machinery. Terminally truncated fragments of flagellin (FliC) were used to identify the secretion signal in the main component of flagellar filaments. The first 13 residues were not essential for export, but …
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