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==Key genes and operons involved in swarming== | ==Key genes and operons involved in swarming== | ||
* required for swarming | * required for swarming | ||
** [[ | ** [[SrfAA]] | ||
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** [[ | ** [[SrfAD]] | ||
** [[hag]] | ** [[hag]] | ||
** [[cheA]] | ** [[cheA]] | ||
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** [[SlrA]] | ** [[SlrA]] | ||
** [[SinR]] | ** [[SinR]] | ||
==Important original publications== | ==Important original publications== | ||
Revision as of 11:08, 25 October 2017
Swarming motility is defined as a rapid multicellular movement of bacteria across a surface, powered by rotating flagella PubMed. Laboratory strains of Bacillus subtilis do not exhibit swarming motility PubMed.
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Labs working on swarming
- Daniel Kearns
- Roberto Kolter
- Richard Losick
- Sonia Senesi
- Cinzia Calvio
- Michal Obuchowski
Key genes and operons involved in swarming
Important original publications
<pubmed>18566286,19749039,23190039,24296669,23893111,19542270,16030230,15066026,12864845,16357223,26438858</pubmed>
Key reviews
<pubmed>20694026, 22092493</pubmed>