ArticleJournal of bacteriology2020
Type IV-Like Pili Facilitate Transformation in Naturally Competent Archaea.
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Abstract
Naturally competent organisms are capable of DNA uptake directly from the environment through the process of transformation. Despite the importance of transformation to microbial evolution, DNA uptake remains poorly characterized outside of the bacterial domain. Here, we identify the pilus as a necessary component of the transformation machinery in archaea. We describe two naturally competent organisms,
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