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Haloplasma MreB reconstitution in a minimal synthetic bacterium reveals orthogonal force directions underlying distinct Mollicute motility systems

Mimura, M. et al.
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MreB, a bacterial actin homolog, is widely conserved in bacteria where it functions as a scaffold for a peptidoglycan synthesis. Intriguingly, members of the cell wall-lacking Mollicutes retain multiple mreB genes despite the absence of peptidoglycan. Previous work demonstrated that two MreB isoform
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