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. 2017 Aug 8;199(17):e00100-17. doi: 10.1128/JB.00100-17

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FIG 5 — Filament bundles, arrays, and chains. Hyphomonas neptunium division stalks contained helical bundles (A) that straightened when cells were treated with ethidium bromide (B). The right side of panel A shows a 3D segmentation of the helical bundle, with side and top views of subtomogram averaged insets. Labeled dimensions are in nanometers. (C) Large filament bundles in Helicobacter pylori. (D) A long mesh-like filament array in Vibrio cholerae, with segmentation at right. (E) A more typical V. cholerae filament array. (F to J) Filament arrays in Thiomonas intermedia (F), Hyphomonas neptunium (G), Hylemonella gracilis (H), Halothiobacillus neapolitanus c2 (I), and Mycobacterium smegmatis (J). (K) A chain in Prosthecobacter vanneervenii. (L to M) Filament arrays in Prosthecobacter debontii. (N) A filament array in a starved Campylobacter jejuni cell. Bars, 100 nm (A, B, D to J, L to N) and 50 nm (C and K).