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Alexis J. Apostolos

University of Virginia

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Identification of a new family of peptidoglycan transpeptidases reveals atypical crosslinking is essential for viability in Clostridioides difficile

Kevin W. Bollinger, Ute Müh, Karl L. Ocius, Alexis J. Apostolos, Marcos M. Pires, Richard F. Helm, David L. Popham, David S. Weiss, Craig D. Ellermeier

This study identifies a new family of LDTs in C. difficile that catalyze 3-3 peptidoglycan crosslinking, essential for viability and distinct from previously known YkuD domain LDTs.

Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences · Aug 16, 2024Peer-reviewedMicrobiology