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Protein Production in Bacteria Is More Closely Networked than Thought

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Two studies on mycoplasma pneumoniae show with cryo-electron tomography how transcription, protein synthesis, membrane transport and folding are spatially coupled. The 3D images make both long suspected supercomplexes and a previously unknown folding machine visible on the cell surface. Heidelberg (Germany). Ribosomes, RNA polymerases and membrane transporters are often examined individually in structural biology. However, in intact cells such m…
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Two studies on mycoplasma pneumoniae show with cryo-electron tomography how transcription, protein synthesis, membrane transport and folding are spatially coupled. The 3D images make both long suspected supercomplexes and a previously unknown folding machine visible on the cell surface. Heidelberg (Germany). Ribosomes, RNA polymerases and membrane transporters are often examined individually in structural biology. However, in intact cells such m…

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scinexx.de broke the news on Monday, September 28, 2026.
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