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Asymmetric Hydration and Protonation Switching of Dual Aspartates Drive Flagellar Rotation
The bacterial flagellar motor is an intricate nanomachine that transforms chemical energy from ion gradients into mechanical rotation, enabling bacterial movement. While stator unit architectures are conserved across species, the molecular link connecting ion translocation to rotational force genera
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