… resolution machineries of E. coli and V. cholerae but to differences in the timing of segregation
of their chromosomes. V. cholerae harbours two circular chromosomes, chr1 and chr2. …

Escherichia coli cell cycle features two critical cell-cycle checkpoints: initiation of replication
and the onset of constriction. While the initiation of DNA replication has been extensively …

… followed in normally dividing lineages of Escherichia coli and nondividing filaments, in which
… Here, we use filamentous cells of Escherichia coli derived from normal cells by inhibition of …

… a mechanistic understanding of the segregation process of replicating chromosome arms
(… the question of how DNA segregation occurs in Escherichia coli in the absence of the so-…

… Using the bacterial model organisms Escherichia coli and Bacillus subtilis, we now show
that inadequate in vivo membrane fluidity interferes with essential complex cellular processes …

… We examined morphological phenotypes across the Escherichia coli K-12 deletion (Keio)
collection at the mid-exponential growth phase, revealing 111 deletions perturbing shape. …

… We also prepared cell wall extracts by digesting the peptidoglycan with lysostaphin in the
presence of sucrose, generating protoplasts and releasing to the supernatant peptidoglycan …

… for membranes and cell size (40, 41), and the ΔenvC strain, as EnvC is a peptidoglycan
hydrolase activator that when deleted results in cell division and peptidoglycan defects (42). …

… A prime example of a reaction–diffusion system self-organizing on lipid membranes is the
Escherichia coli MinCDE system, which is crucial for the spatiotemporal localization of the …

… The positioning of chemoreceptor clusters, as well as their segregation mechanism on cell
… understanding of the architecture and the segregation mechanisms of chemoreceptors in a …