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Showing 1 to 3 of 3 for “"Motility Regulation"”.

  1. Mathematical modelling of motility regulation in Myxococcus xanthus

    … unique behaviors such as coordinated motility, cooperative feeding, and multicellular structure formation. Its complex social behaviors and developmental processes make M. xanthus a model organism for studying bacterial social behaviors and their underlying mechanisms. Much of the …

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  2. Independence and interdependence: signal transduction of two chemosensory receptors important for the regulation of gliding motility in Myxococcus xanthus

    … pathways play important roles in the regulation of gliding motility. The Dif system regulates the production of exopolysaccheride (EPS), which is essential for social motility and fruiting body formation. The Frz pathway controls reversal frequency, which is fundamental for directed …

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  3. Cell-cell signaling in archaea: How Haloferax volcanii talk to each other

    … cells at early-log phase and a lack of motility. These results enabled us to establish a robust system for studying QS in archaea. Using this system, we determined that the regulatory proteins DdfA and CirA are involved in the Hfx. volcanii QS response pathway, because the corresponding …

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