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Biochemical and structural characterization of Mycoplasma genitalium proteins MG438 and MG200

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Table I.2. Main characteristics of the three main R-M systems (adapted from Razin 2002)
Figure I.2. Centipede model for Mycoplasma mobile proteins. (B) Hypothetical centipede model for Schematic illustration of three subcellular regions of on gliding containing the gliding units, composed by four distinct proteins that localize near to the ce
Figure I.3. Mycoplasma pnemoniae terminal organelle architecture. Schematic illustration of the terminal organelle with an outline of the entire cell on the left
Figure II.2. clear 6experimental electron density map obtained from osmium phasing contoured at 1computed by using COOT (Emsley and Cowtan 2004)
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