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The bacterial motor: Form and function



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TitleThe bacterial motor: Form and function Contact
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Heather McDonald DescriptionBacterial flagellar motors, which drive the rotation of whip-like appendages that propel bacteria rapidly forward, are extraordinarily beautiful and complex molecular machines. This graphic, which was a finalist in the 2016 "Vizzies" science visualization competition sponsored by the National Science Foundation and Popular Science, illustrates and summaries information about the motor’s structure, functional mechanisms, assembly, and evolution. Media Color Categories Science Subject(s) Microbial, Microscopic, Molecular
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