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在FliI ATPase配对ATP水解到基质切换的细菌鞭毛型III分泌物

Rosa Einenkel1, Caroline Kühne1, Mario Delgadillo-Guevara1,2

  • 1Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin, Institute of Biology, Berlin, Germany.

mBio
|December 5, 2025
PubMed
概括

细菌鞭毛组合需要精确控制基质出口. ATPase FliI对于在早期和晚期分泌阶段之间切换至关重要,确保有序的鞭毛结构.

关键词:
它们是ATP酶.沙门氏菌 (Salmonella enterica) 已经成为一种常见的疾病.细菌鞭毛体的细菌鞭毛体第三种类型的蛋白质分泌物

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