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Role of Mycoplasma genitalium MG218 and MG317 cytoskeletal proteins in terminal organelle organization, gliding motility and cytadherence, by O. Q. Pich, R. Burgos, M. Ferrer-Navarro, E. Querol and J. Piñol

Microbiology vol. 154, part 10, pp. 3188 - 3198

Fig. S1. Transmission electron microscopy image of the wild-type strain highlighting the presence of discrete rounded particles at the distal end of the terminal organelle [PDF] (269 kb)

Table S1. Possible MG218 C-terminal derivatives using internal ATG codons from the mg_218 ORF as alternative translational start codons [PDF] (10 kb)







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