Is the junctional pore complex , a prokaryotic secretion organelle , the molecular motor underlying gliding motility in cyanobacteria?
It has been known for a long time that carbohydrate secretion has an important role in the gliding motility of various prokaryotes. Our results strongly suggest that slime secretion is not only a prerequisite for this peculiar type of motility in cyanobacteria, but also directly generates the necessary thrust for locomotion.
These results highlight the relationship between psychiatric disorder and actions upon environmental conditions that favors dengue, as well as its associated public health burden.