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Spring 2015
The gram negative bacterial cell envelope is composed of the outer membrane, the periplasm and the inner membrane. These compartments are exposed directly to changes in the environment that are sensed and adapted to through different signaling transduction pathways. This often occurs through...
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Mechanisms of Sensory Signal Transduction Across the Envelope in the CpxRA System of Escherichia coli
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The bacterial envelope is a critical barrier that not only shields bacteria from harsh environments but also serves as a key organizing centre for processes such as metabolism, virulence, and even DNA replication. In Gram-negative bacteria, the envelope is composed of inner and outer membranes...