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GTP hydrolysis by PilA, but not that by Ffh, was stimulated by 4.5S RNA, suggesting a direct interaction between PilA and 4.5S RNA that has not been reported in other systems. This interaction was confirmed by gel retardation analyses in which PilA and Ffh, both alone and together, bound to 4.5S RNA. An additional novel finding was that P\n            <jats:italic>\n              <jats:sub>pilE<\/jats:sub>\n            <\/jats:italic>\n            DNA, previously shown by us to bind PilA in vitro, also stimulates PilA GTP hydrolysis. 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