
SprB Is a Cell Surface Component of the Flavobacterium johnsoniae Gliding Motility Machinery
J. Bacteriol. Nelson et al.
190: 2851
Supplemental material
Files in this Data Supplement:
- Supplemental file 1
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Movie S1, movement of cells of wild-type F. johnsoniae FJ1 on glass.
Zipped Quick Time movie, 5MB.
- Supplemental file 2
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Movie S2, inhibition of gliding of wild-type cells on glass by anti-SprB.
Zipped Quick Time movie, 5.1MB.
- Supplemental file 3
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Movie S3, preimmune serum does not inhibit gliding.
Zipped Quick Time movie, 5.3MB.
- Supplemental file 4
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Movie S4, wild-type cells of F. johnsoniae FJ1 fail to bind or propel protein G-coated polystyrene spheres.
Zipped Quick Time movie, 5MB.
- Supplemental file 5
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Movie S5, wild-type cells of F. johnsoniae, FJ1 bind and propel protein G-coated polystyrene spheres when anti-SprB is present.
Zipped Quick Time movie, 5.2MB.
- Supplemental file 6
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Movie S6, polystyrene spheres coated with anti-SprB move rapidly along the cell surface.
Zipped Quick Time movie, 5.2MB.
- Supplemental file 7
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Movie S7, cells of an sprB mutant fail to bind or propel protein G-coated polystyrene spheres carrying anti-SprB.
Zipped Quick Time movie, 5.1MB.
- Supplemental file 8
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Supplemental movie legends.
Zipped MS Word document, 13K.