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    この研究は,広範囲に広がる細菌内共生体である Wolbachia pipientis のナノスケール構造を明らかにしています. 我々は新しい細菌の運動メカニズムと 宿主操作と遺伝に不可欠な 4型分泌システムの構造を特定しました

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