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Novel Methyl Transfer during Chemotaxis in Bacillus subtilis
Mark S. Thoelke
, John R. Kirby
, George W. Ordal
Division of Hospital Medicine
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Chemotaxis
100%
Bacillus Subtilis (B. subtilis)
100%
Methyl-accepting Chemotaxis Protein
100%
Methyl Transfer
100%
Attractant
62%
Methyl Groups
50%
Methanol
50%
High Specific Activity
25%
Methionine
25%
S-adenosylmethionine
25%
Repellent
25%
Labeled Cells
12%
Methyl
12%
Protein Synthesis
12%
Specific Activity
12%
Radioactivity
12%
Aspartate
12%
Methyltransferase
12%
Non-radioactive
12%
First Cycle
12%
Similarity Experiment
12%
Flow Cell
12%
Low Specific Activity
12%
Product Relationships
12%
Methanol Production
12%
Chemistry
Attractant
100%
Methyl Group
80%
Methanol
80%
Methionine
40%
Pool
20%
Protein Synthesis
20%
Aspartate
20%
Production of Methanol
20%
Aspartic Acid
20%
Biochemistry, Genetics and Molecular Biology
Chemotaxis
100%
Methyl-Accepting Chemotaxis Protein
100%
S-Adenosyl Methionine
25%
Methionine
25%
Precursor
12%
Protein Biosynthesis
12%
Methyltransferase
12%
Radioactivity
12%
Aspartic Acid
12%
Neuroscience
Methyl-Accepting Chemotaxis Protein
100%
Chemotaxis
100%
Methionine
25%
S Adenosylmethionine
25%
Protein Biosynthesis
12%
Aspartic Acid
12%
Methyltransferase
12%
Chemical Engineering
Methanol
100%
Production of Methanol
25%