Carlos A. Ramírez Carbó

This study shows that Myxococcus xanthus forms tissue-like structures under moenomycin treatment, suggesting potential evolutionary links between bacterial stress responses and eukaryotic tissue organization.

This study identifies a novel mechanism in bacterial sporulation where programmed peptidoglycan degradation by lytic transglycosylases LtgA and LtgB controls morphological changes, preventing non-resistant pseudospore formation.

The paper shows that Gram-negative bacteria can divide their outer membranes through mechanical force, with variations in division mechanisms linked to PG division and OM-PG interactions.