Titlebook: Microbial Cell Walls and Membranes; H. J. Rogers,H. R. Perkins,J. B. Ward Book 1980 H. J. Rogers, H. R. Perkins and J. B. Ward 1980 ATPase

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Structure of peptidoglycan,ck of external support. The chemical composition of peptidoglycan has been established over the period since the early 1950s, when Salton [40] first showed that the cell walls prepared from Gram-positive organisms were of a comparatively simple amino acid composition, although both he and Weidel [56

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The bacterial autolysins, walls are often either complex, such as, for example, are the peptidoglycans of bacteria or, consist of a number of polymers interacting to provide mechanical support for the cell as in some microfungi, autolysins with a variety of bond specificities are often to be found in the same cell. It is no

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Cell walls of Mycobacteria,curs at the level of UDP-.-acetylmuramic acid, since it has been shown that extracts of . will oxidize the latter substrate to UDP-.-glycolylmuramic acid, whence the precursor nucleotide pentapeptide presumably is synthesized in the usual way. Another major difference from most other peptidoglycans

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Cell walls of filamentous fungi,and shown to be the same as authentic samples from other sources [3, 37]. These two polymers form the fibrils that make the rigid component of most fungal walls, in contrast to the yeasts where other glucose polymers, along with a small amount of chitin, take over this function [4, 7]. Before lookin

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Book 1980e to the authors and their expertise. A few of the titles of chapters such as those on the isolation of walls and membranes, the structure of the components of bacterial and micro-fungal walls and their biosynthesis remain from the earlier book. These chapters have been almost completely rewritten a