One would expect to find this protein involved in the elongation of bacillus anthracis to form its typical shape

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The protein involved in elongation of Bacillus Antrasis to form its typical shape is called FtsZ.
FtsZ is a GTpase that polymerises in nucleotide dependent manner head to tail to form a single stranded filaments that assemble into a contractible ring.

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