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Data used in analyses associated with: "Salinity-aided selection of progressive onset denitrifiers as a means of providing nitrite for anammox"
(2018)This is the protein sequence dataset used for determining reads derived from denitrification genes in Illumina read samples. The protein types in the dataset are the active site containing subunits from the following ... -
The gut microbiome of TLR5-/- mice displays increased motility, which can be inhibited by anti-flagellin antibodies
(2013-02-15)TLR5-/- mice have an innate immune deficiency in recognizing bacterial flagellin, which results in increased flagellin expression by the microbiota and decreased anti-flagellin antibodies produced by the host. Here we show ... -
Anti-flagellin antibodies inhibit motility in Roseburia intestinalis and Clostridium ramosum
(2013-02-11)Here we show that antibodies with specificity to the flagellin protein of Roseburia hominis (Fla2) and Escherichia coli (FliC) are capable of inhibiting motility of cultured Roseburia intestinalis and Clostridium ramosum ...
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