How Bacteria Use Type IV Pili Machinery on Surfaces: Trends in Microbiology
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Bacteria use type-IV pili to slingshot on surfaces | PNAS
Biochemistry, University of Toronto – Howell lab deduces the mechanism of type IV pilus motors
Physics of bacterial near-surface motility using flagella and type IV pili: implications for biofilm formation
Structure of a type IV pilus machinery in the open and closed state | eLife
Bacteria Use Limbs to Slingshot Themselves Across a Surface | Discover Magazine
Mechanical architecture and folding of E. coli type 1 pilus domains | Nature Communications
A force-dependent switch reverses type IV pilus retraction | PNAS
Structure of a type IV pilus machinery in the open and closed state | eLife
The bacterial type IV pilus system – a tunable molecular motor - Soft Matter (RSC Publishing) DOI:10.1039/C3SM50546D
Bacterial motility: How do pili pull? - ScienceDirect
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Life | Free Full-Text | The Role of the Cyanobacterial Type IV Pilus Machinery in Finding and Maintaining a Favourable Environment
SOLVED: In Transformation bacteria take up naked DNA from the environment around them and integrate it into their chromosomes: In Conjugation one bacterium reaches out with a pilus and pulls its neighbor
Model for the twitching motility. (a) Pili, which are attached to the... | Download Scientific Diagram
DNA-reeling bacteria yield new insight on how superbugs acquire drug resistance: IU News
