Molecular Microbiology


ISSN: 0950-382X        年代:1995
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1. Branched‐chain fatty acids: the case for a novel form of cell‐cell signalling duringMyxococcus xanthusdevelopment
  Molecular Microbiology,   Volume  16,   Issue  2,   1995,   Page  171-175

John Downward,   Douglas Toal,  

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2. Theesglocus ofMyxococcus xanthusencodes the E1α and E1β subunits of a branched‐chain keto acid dehydrogenase
  Molecular Microbiology,   Volume  16,   Issue  2,   1995,   Page  177-189

Douglas R. Toal,   Sandra W. Clifton,   Bruce A. Roe,   John Downard,  

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3. Low‐molecular‐weight succinoglycan is predominantly produced byRhizobium melilotistrains carrying a mutated ExoP protein characterized by a periplasmic N‐terminal domain and a missing C‐terminal domain
  Molecular Microbiology,   Volume  16,   Issue  2,   1995,   Page  191-204

Anke Becker,   Karsten Niehaus,   Alfred Pühler,  

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4. Activation of the transcriptional regulator XylR ofPseudomonas putidaby release of repression between functional domains
  Molecular Microbiology,   Volume  16,   Issue  2,   1995,   Page  205-213

Silvia Fernández,   Víctor Lorenzo,   José Pérez‐Martin,  

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5. The genetic basis of colony opacity inStreptococcus pneumoniae:evidence for the effect of box elements on the frequency of phenotypic variation
  Molecular Microbiology,   Volume  16,   Issue  2,   1995,   Page  215-227

Sunil K. Saluja,   Jeffrey N. Weiser,  

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6. A family of bacteriocin ABC transporters carry out proteolytic processing of their substrates concomitant with export
  Molecular Microbiology,   Volume  16,   Issue  2,   1995,   Page  229-240

Leiv Sigve Havarstein,   Dzung Bao Diep,   Ingolf F. Nes,  

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7. Genetic studies reveal that myristoylCoA:protein N‐myristoyltransferase is an essential enzyme inCandida albicans
  Molecular Microbiology,   Volume  16,   Issue  2,   1995,   Page  241-250

Robin A. Weinberg,   Charles A. McWherter,   Sandra K. Freeman,   David C. Wood,   Jeffrey I. Gordon,   Stephen C. Lee,  

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8. Entry ofListeria monocytogenesinto hepatocytes requires expression of InIB, a surface protein of the internalin multigene family
  Molecular Microbiology,   Volume  16,   Issue  2,   1995,   Page  251-261

Shaynoor Dramsi,   Indranil Biswas,   Emmanuelle Maguin,   Laurence Braun,   Pietro Mastroeni,   Pascale Cossart,  

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9. Purification and characterization of LasD: a second staphylolytic proteinase produced byPseudomonas aeruginosa
  Molecular Microbiology,   Volume  16,   Issue  2,   1995,   Page  263-270

Sukjoon Park,   D. R. Galloway,  

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10. Lipopolysaccharides of polymyxin B‐resistant mutants ofEscherichia coiiare extensively substituted by 2‐aminoethyl pyrophosphate and contain aminoarabinose in lipid A
  Molecular Microbiology,   Volume  16,   Issue  2,   1995,   Page  271-278

Kim Nummila,   IIkka Kilpeläinen,   Ulrich Zähringer,   Martti Vaara,   IIkka M. Helander,  

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