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This project investigates the bacterial cell wall structure and its dynamic remodeling in Bacillus subtilis. It focuses on identifying genes involved in cell wall synthesis and characterizing the interactions of MreB family proteins, which are crucial for maintaining cell shape and facilitating cell division.
The bacterial cell wall is a crucial structure designed to provide physical integrity to the cell.
The cell wall (CW) defines the shape of most bacterial cells and it must be a dynamic structure, being continuously synthesized and remodeled to enable several physiological and morphological changes. A number of genes involved in cell shape control have been identified in rod-shaped bacteria, including genes implicated in cell wall synthesis or assembly.
It has been recently discovered that t…
UNIVERSITY OF NEWCASTLE UPON TYNE
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