Calcium binding properties of the Kingella kingae PilC1 and PilC2 proteins have differential effects on type IV pilus-mediated adherence and twitching motility

Eric A. Porsch, Michael D.L. Johnson, Angela D. Broadnax, Christopher K. Garrett, Matthew R. Redinbo, Joseph W. St. Geme

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