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Matrix plasticity and the molecular basis of extracellular filament assembly in Bacillus cereus
The controlled assembly of extracellular filaments is essential for bacterial multicellularity and surface colonization. While Gram-positive bacteria rely on a variety of mechanisms to construct surface-associated fibers, many noncanonical pathways remain largely unexplored. Here, we identify a regu
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