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The Rod complex is a complex of membrane proteins that move circumferentially. The complex is required for polymerizing and cross-linking peptidoglycan. The complex acts antagonistically to [[PonA|PBP1]] in the control of cell diameter: Higher expression of the complex results in a reduction of cell width.
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=The Rod complex is a complex of membrane proteins that move circumferentially. The complex is required for polymerizing and cross-linking peptidoglycan. The complex acts antagonistically to [[PonA|PBP1]] in the control of cell diameter: Higher expression of the complex results in a reduction of cell width.=
  
Complex members:
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==Complex members:==
 
* [[RodA]]
 
* [[RodA]]
 
* [[PbpA]] and/ or [[PbpH]]
 
* [[PbpA]] and/ or [[PbpH]]
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* [[MreB]]
 
* [[MreB]]
  
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==Similar SubtiWiki pages==
 
* [[Cell shape]]
 
* [[Cell shape]]
 
* [[Penicillin-binding proteins]]
 
* [[Penicillin-binding proteins]]
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* [[Cell wall synthesis]]
  
Important references
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==Important references==
 
<pubmed>  31086310  </pubmed>
 
<pubmed>  31086310  </pubmed>

Revision as of 11:28, 5 April 2020

The Rod complex is a complex of membrane proteins that move circumferentially. The complex is required for polymerizing and cross-linking peptidoglycan. The complex acts antagonistically to PBP1 in the control of cell diameter: Higher expression of the complex results in a reduction of cell width.

Complex members:

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Important references

Michael F Dion, Mrinal Kapoor, Yingjie Sun, Sean Wilson, Joel Ryan, Antoine Vigouroux, Sven van Teeffelen, Rudolf Oldenbourg, Ethan C Garner
Bacillus subtilis cell diameter is determined by the opposing actions of two distinct cell wall synthetic systems.
Nat Microbiol: 2019, 4(8);1294-1305
[PubMed:31086310] [WorldCat.org] [DOI] (I p)