In the world of microorganisms, microbes compete for turf, spew chemicals at foes, and sometimes exploit the microscopic ...

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Flagella are tiny ... and this elongated structure produces thrust, and that’s how bacteria is propelled,” says Anup Teejo Mathew at Khalifa University in Abu Dhabi,… Receive a weekly ...

Among these, many bacterial species have tail-like structures ... The rotor is a large rotating structure, anchored to the cell membrane, that turns the flagellum. On the other hand, the stators are ...

The rotor is a large rotating structure, anchored to the cell ... from Nagoya Institute of Technology analyzed the flagellar motor in the bacterial species Vibrio alginolyticus.

the precise structure and mechanisms of the ion pathways remain elusive. Against this backdrop, a research team led by Assistant Professor Tatsuro Nishikino from Nagoya Institute of Technology ...

The rotor is a large rotating structure, anchored to the cell ... from Nagoya Institute of Technology analyzed the flagellar motor in the bacterial species Vibrio alginolyticus.

Bacteria can have one or many flagella, which are made up of thousands of subunits, and although those subunits are all the same, they don't form an inflexible string, or a uniform structure. Instead, ...

The bacterial flagellar motor consists of a rotor and a number of stators ... by the stator units has been suggested by two recent Cryo-EM studies of the stator structure (Deme et al., 2020; Santiveri ...