Conformational spread in the flagellar motor switch: a model study
The reliable response to weak biological signals requires that they be amplified with fidelity. In E. coli, the flagellar motors that control swimming can switch direction in response to very small changes in the concentration of the signaling protein CheY-P, but how this works is not well understoo...
Auteurs principaux: | Ma, Q, Nicolau jr, D, Maini, P, Berry, R, Bai, F |
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Format: | Journal article |
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PLOS. org
2012
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