A Flagellar Motor is a rotary molecular machine embedded in the bacterial cell membrane that serves as the propulsive engine of the flagellum by harnessing ion motive force to drive rotational movement and enable bacterial motility.
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Proteomic analysis of a eukaryotic cilium
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M. Silverman, Melvin I. Simon · Nature · 1974 · 730 citations
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