fla·gel·lin (fl -j l  n)n. The chief protein component of bacterial flagella. |
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| Accession numbers of flagellin sequences obtained in this study are DQ788618, DQ788619, and DQ788620. Earlier this year, scientists in Switzerland documented a defensive chemical cascade unleashed when some plants detect flagellin, a protein in the propulsive fibers of some bacteria. In addition, because flagellin is a stable bacterial protein, these products are also simple to make using recombinant DNA techniques. |
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