MreB filaments align along greatest principal membrane curvature to orient cell wall synthesis

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@novayang1112 Indeed there are :) we saw some differences in terms of shape but I also know one paper that shows different motion of MreB filaments in different shaped of Bs cells, https://t.co/OTWIkyPV90 Some looks like yours though

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RT @fleshball: Our paper on how MreB filaments act as local curvature sensing rudders to orient cell wall synthesis - allow cells to mainta…

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