Archaeal type IV pili and their involvement in biofilm formation

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Appendages Help Microbes Survive Harsh Conditions

Yahoo! News UK, 02 May 2016

The most ancient kinds of microbes on Earth often have special filaments lining their surfaces.

Appendages Help Microbes Survive Harsh Conditions

Space.com, 27 Apr 2016

The most ancient kinds of microbes on Earth often have special filaments lining their surfaces.

Appendages help microbes survive harsh conditions

Phys.org, 05 Apr 2016

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Appendages Help Microbes Survive Harsh Conditions

Astrobiology Magazine, 04 Apr 2016

A bacterium using type IV pili to walk on a surface. CREDIT: Gerard Wong, UCLA Bioengineering, CNSI.

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