In the large intestines, we consistently found that both types of flagellar filament length mutants—those that produce significantly longer and shorter flagellar filaments than WT—had 7.4- to 15.6-fold lower levels of colonization, although this difference did not reach statistical significance ( Fig. 6D ).
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Impact of flagellar filament length on <i>Campylobacter jejuni</i> for colonization and flagellar-dependent phenotypes.
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