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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.= | ===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:== | ==Complex members:== | ||
* [[RodA]] | * [[RodA]] | ||
* [[PbpA]] and/ or [[PbpH]] | * [[PbpA|PBP2A]] and/ or [[PbpH]] | ||
* [[MreC]] | * [[MreC]] | ||
* [[MreD]] | * [[MreD]] | ||
Latest revision as of 11:30, 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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