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This is not unexpected given that a large degree of the experimental literature has focused on the response of E. coli to aspirate which is detected by this receptor. Tar is also one of the most abundant receptors within the cytoplasmic membrane.<br>
This is not unexpected given that a large degree of the experimental literature has focused on the response of E. coli to aspirate which is detected by this receptor. Tar is also one of the most abundant receptors within the cytoplasmic membrane.<br>
In models which have focused on the adaptation and/or the phosphorylation cascade, receptors are commonly modeled as complexes consisting of MCP, CheW and CheA. This is justified by the tight association of CheW and CheA to the MCP recptors.<br>
In models which have focused on the adaptation and/or the phosphorylation cascade, receptors are commonly modeled as complexes consisting of MCP, CheW and CheA. This is justified by the tight association of CheW and CheA to the MCP recptors.<br>
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Descriptions of the motor bias. Given the limited detail available on the interactions of both CheYp and CheY with the cytoplasmic FliM end of flagella motors and that this interaction may be quite complex, it has been a common, simplifying assumption of a number of authors that the fraction of time a motor spends spinning counter-clockwise can be expressed in terms of CheYp by a Hill function. Such reactions are based upon experimental observations.</p>
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Descriptions of the motor bias. Given the limited detail available on the interactions of both CheYp and CheY with the cytoplasmic FliM end of flagella motors and that this interaction may be quite complex, it has been a common, simplifying assumption of a number of authors that the fraction of time a motor spends spinning counter-clockwise can be expressed in terms of CheYp by a Hill function. Such reactions are based upon experimental observations.
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=== 3. Description of the model ===
=== 3. Description of the model ===

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