The Complex Nutrient-Gathering Machine That Keeps Bacteria Alive
Dr. Nadia Izadi-Pruneyre's team found that the bacterial protein ExbD switches between open and closed shapes to power nutrient uptake by the Ton system, aided by the cell wall.
Features on peer-reviewed research by scientists at Institut Pasteur.
Dr. Nadia Izadi-Pruneyre's team found that the bacterial protein ExbD switches between open and closed shapes to power nutrient uptake by the Ton system, aided by the cell wall.
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