Extended Data Fig. 10: Summary of motor structures imaged by cryo-ET and mapped to bacterial species tree.
From: Structural insights into the assembly and evolution of a complex bacterial flagellar motor

The phylogenetic tree in the center is derived from Fig. 6c. The motor structures investigated by cryo-ET are displayed on the periphery, with one representative species from each genus and taxon group labeled at the top of the image. Species names highlighted in blue indicate that their stator complexes are dynamic and invisible, while those marked in red represent that their stator complexes are visible. Potential E-ring is indicated by pink arrow and question marks in the image of Acetonema longum and Arcobacter butzleri mean that the position of E-ring is uncertain. Information of motor structure for species (follow a clockwise order) were taken from references: Acetonema longum1, Leptospira interrogans89, Borrelia burgdorferi49,90, Treponema pallidum91,92, Arcobacter butzleri93, Campylobacter jejuni (this study), Wolinella succinogenes93, Helicobacter pylori50, Bdellovibrio bacteriovorus93, Hyphomonas neptunium1, Caulobacter crescentus94, Bordetella bronchiseptica47, Hylemonella gracilis1, Legionella pneumophila2, Pseudomonas aeruginosa2, Shewanella oneidensis2, Vibrio alginolyticus95, Plesiomonas shigelloides96, Salmonella enterica3, Escherichia coli97.