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Bacterial chemotaxis. The motor connection
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Bacterial chemotaxis. The motor connection
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In bacterial chemotaxis, membrane receptors control the phosphorylation of the response regulator CheY; phospho-CheY has been found to control motility by binding to a switching apparatus attached to the flagellar motor.
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