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Diversity in Genetic Regulation of Bacterial Fimbriae Assembled by the Chaperone Usher Pathway.
Dharmender K Gahlot, Nayyer Taheri, Sheila MacIntyre

Int J Mol Sci· December 2022

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Optimised Heterologous Expression and Functional Analysis of the F1-Capsular Antigen Regulator Caf1R.
Dharmender K Gahlot, Gyles Ifill, Sheila MacIntyre

Int J Mol Sci· September 2021

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Super-Resolution Fluorescence Microscopy Reveals Clustering Behaviour of Major Outer Membrane Protein.
Amy E Danson, Alex McStea, Lin Wang, Alice Y Pollitt, Marisa L Martin-Fernandez, Sheila MacIntyre

Biology (Basel)· October 2020

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Glucose Metabolism via the Entner-Doudoroff Pathway in : A Rare Trait that Enhances Survival and Promotes Biofilm Formation in Some Isolates.
Christina S Vegge, Melissa J Jansen van Rensburg, Janus J Rasmussen, Martin C J Maiden, Lea G Johnsen, Sheila MacIntyre

Front Microbiol· November 2016

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Allosteric mechanism controls traffic in the chaperone/usher pathway.
Xiao Di Yu, Anatoly Dubnovitsky, Alex F Pudney, Sheila Macintyre, Stefan D Knight

Structure· November 2012

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Large is fast, small is tight: determinants of speed and affinity in subunit capture by a periplasmic chaperone.
Xiao Di Yu, Laura J Fooks, Elham Moslehi-Mohebi, Vladimir M Tischenko, Gelareh Askarieh, Sheila Macintyre

J Mol Biol· April 2012

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Conserved hydrophobic clusters on the surface of the Caf1A usher C-terminal domain are important for F1 antigen assembly.
Anatoly P Dubnovitsky, Zoe Duck, Joanne E Kersley, Torleif Härd, Sheila MacIntyre

J Mol Biol· October 2010

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Caf1A usher possesses a Caf1 subunit-like domain that is crucial for Caf1 fibre secretion.
Xiaodi Yu, Ganeshram R Visweswaran, Zoe Duck, Srisailam Marupakula, Sheila MacIntyre

Biochem J· March 2009

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Resolving the energy paradox of chaperone/usher-mediated fibre assembly.
Anton V Zavialov, Vladimir M Tischenko, Laura J Fooks, Bjørn O Brandsdal, Johan Aqvist, Sheila Macintyre

Biochem J· August 2005

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The fish pathogen Yersinia ruckeri possesses a TTS system.
Deephti K Gunasena, Jenny R Komrower, Sheila MacIntyre

Adv Exp Med Biol· August 2003

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Mutagenesis elucidates the assembly pathway and structure of Yersinia pestis F1 polymer.
Joanne E Kersley, Anton V Zavialov, Elham Moslehi, Stefan D Knight, Sheila MacIntyre

Adv Exp Med Biol· August 2003

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Structure and biogenesis of the capsular F1 antigen from Yersinia pestis: preserved folding energy drives fiber formation.
Anton V Zavialov, Jenny Berglund, Alexander F Pudney, Laura J Fooks, Tara M Ibrahim, Sheila MacIntyre

Cell· May 2003

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