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ATP-driven membrane binding and polymerization of bacterial actin MreB promotes local membrane fluidization
The bacterial actin homolog MreB plays a key role in rod cell shape determination. We recently showed that MreB from the Gram-positive bacterium Geobacillus stearothermophilus (MreBGs) polymerizes into straight pairs of protofilaments in the presence of both ATP and a lipid surface. Membrane interac
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