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Adaptations of a Tropical Swamp Worm, Alma emini, for Subsistence in a H₂S-Rich Habitat: Evolution of Endosymbiotic Bacteria, Sulfide Metabolizing Bodies, and Novel Processes of Elimination of Neutralized Sulfide Complexes

By Maina J.N.,Maloiy G.M.O. in (1998)

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Helical Perturbations of the Flagellar Filament: Rhizobium lupini H13–3 at 13 Å Resolution

By Cohen-Krausz S.,Trachtenberg S. in (1998)

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The Organization of Actin in the Apical Region of Insect Midgut Cells after Deep Etching

By Dallai R.,Lupetti P.,Lane N.J. in (1998)

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Crystallization and Preliminary X-Ray Diffraction Analysis of the 190-Å-Long Coiled-Coil Dimerization Domain of the Actin-Bundling Protein Cortexillin I from Dictyostelium discoideum

By Burkhard P.,Steinmetz M.O.,Schulthess T.,Landwehr R.,Aebi U.,Kammerer R.A. in (1998)

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Structural Changes of Surfactant Protein A Induced by Cations Reorient the Protein on Lipid Bilayers

By Palaniyar N.,Ridsdale R.A.,Holterman C.E.,Inchley K.,Possmayer F.,Harauz G. in (1998)

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Architectural Features of the Salmonella typhimurium Flagellar Motor Switch Revealed by Disrupted C-Rings

By Khan S.,Zhao R.,Reese T.S. in (1998)

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Temperature and pH-Dependent Supramolecular Self-Assembly of Amelogenin Molecules: A Dynamic Light-Scattering Analysis

By Moradian-Oldak J.,Leung W.,Fincham A.G. in (1998)

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A Maximum-Likelihood Approach to Single-Particle Image Refinement

By Sigworth F.J. in (1998)

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Author Index for Volume 122

By in (1998)

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