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Transient membrane-linked FtsZ assemblies precede Z-ring formation in Escherichia coli

Walker et al., 2020

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13813371301393364048
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Walker B
Männik J
Männik J
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Current Biology

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During the early stages of cytokinesis, FtsZ protofilaments form a ring-like structure, the Z- ring, in most bacterial species. This cytoskeletal scaffold recruits downstream proteins essential for septal cell wall synthesis. Despite progress in understanding the dynamic …
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