A Structural Feature in the Central Channel of the Bacterial Flagellar FliF Ring Complex Is Implicated in Type III Protein Export
Authors:
- Koji YonekuraKYKoji Yonekura
- Kazuyoshi MurataKMKazuyoshi Murata
- Teruhisa HiraiTHTeruhisa Hirai
- Kenji OosawaKOKenji Oosawa
- Keiichi NambaKNKeiichi Namba
- 1 December 1998
- journal article
- Published by Elsevier in Journal of Structural Biology
- Vol. 124 (2-3) , 104-114
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