Bacterial flagellins: does only size matter?
Shchyogolev, S. Y.; Burygin, G. L.; Matora, L. Y.
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The protein sequences of a number of Azospirillaceae strains were investigated that contain the pf00669 domain and belong to a variety of bacterial flagellum systems with unusually large flagellin sizes. A set of tools for the homologous and template-based modeling of protein structures was used to reveal the probability of alternative folding, i.e., generation of two protein models with significantly different 3D structures and functions (flagellin or S-layer protein) for a single amino acid sequence.
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