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Archives of Microbiology, 2020
Archaea swim using archaella that are domain-specific rotary type IV pilus-like appendages. The structural components of the archaellum filament are archaellins, initially made as preproteins with type IV pilin-like signal peptides which are removed by signal peptidases that are homologues of prepilin peptidases that remove signal peptides from type IV
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Archaea swim using archaella that are domain-specific rotary type IV pilus-like appendages. The structural components of the archaellum filament are archaellins, initially made as preproteins with type IV pilin-like signal peptides which are removed by signal peptidases that are homologues of prepilin peptidases that remove signal peptides from type IV
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