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  1. Recruitment and Mechanism of the Bacterial Type IV Pilus Motors

    … binds to the cytoplasmic N-terminal residues of PilN, another inner membrane protein. Herein crystal structures of PilM alone and bound to the N-terminal residues of PilN demonstrate that PilN-binding causes structural changes in PilM. PilM bound to PilB and PilT, and evidence was provided that …

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