Evidence for a methyl-accepting chemotaxis protein gene (mcp1) that encodes a putative sensory transducer in virulent Treponema pallidum

Medicine & Life Sciences

• Methyl-Accepting Chemotaxis Proteins 100%
• Treponema pallidum 76%
• Transducers 57%
• Genes 22%
• Escherichia coli Proteins 15%
• Syphilis 14%
• methionine methyl ester 9%
• Peptides 7%
• Oligonucleotide Probes 7%
• Bacterial Proteins 7%
• Southern Blotting 6%
• Bacillus subtilis 6%
• Membrane Potentials 6%
• Methylation 5%
• Virulence 5%
• Clone Cells 4%
• Ligands 4%
• Amino Acids 4%
• RNA 4%
• Glucose 3%
• DNA 3%
• Skin 3%
• In Vitro Techniques 2%
• Proteins 2%

Agriculture & Biology

• Treponema pallidum 82%
• chemotaxis 65%
• genes 19%
• proteins 19%
• polypeptides 9%
• radiolabeling 8%
• Escherichia coli 8%
• oligonucleotide probes 7%
• membrane potential 6%
• methylation 5%
• Southern blotting 5%
• pathogenesis 5%
• ligands 5%
• tissue culture 5%
• Bacillus subtilis 5%
• tissues 5%
• methionine 5%
• virulence 5%
• skin (animal) 4%
• promoter regions 4%
• clones 4%
• RNA 4%
• molecular weight 3%
• glucose 3%
• pathogens 3%
• amino acids 3%
• DNA 3%