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EMD-1900

Single-particle
26.0 Å
EMD-1900
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Deposition: 24/05/2011
Map released: 10/06/2011
Last modified: 09/09/2011
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Cryo-EM map of the SPP1 bacteriophage gp19.1-gp21(1-552) complex

EMD-1900

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Deposition: 24/05/2011
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Sample Organism: unidentified phage
Sample: SPP1 bacteriophage gp19.1-gp21(1-552) complex

Deposition Authors: Goulet A , Lai-Kee-Him J , Veesler D, Auzat I , Robin G, Shepherd DA, Ashcroft AE , Richard E , Lichiere J, Tavares P , Cambillau C, Bron P
The opening of the SPP1 bacteriophage tail, a prevalent mechanism in Gram-positive-infecting siphophages.
Goulet A , Lai-Kee-Him J , Veesler D, Auzat I , Robin G, Shepherd DA, Ashcroft AE , Richard E , Lichiere J, Tavares P , Cambillau C, Bron P
(2011) J. Biol. Chem. , 286 , 25397 - 25405
PUBMED: 21622577
DOI: doi:10.1074/jbc.M111.243360
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