… Biosynthesis of the linkage unit and poly (ribitol phosphate) teichoic acid (TA) in S. … lipid;
(2), synthesis on lipoteichoic acid carrier (LTC) with subsequent transfer to the linkage unit lipid. …

… in lipoteichoic acid approximately equals that in membrane lipids [l] suggested a substantial
effect of lipoteichoic acid synthesis on membrane lipid metabolism. It was the aim of the …

… aureus, it has been calculated that in one bacterial doubling, the pool of phosphatidyl
glycerol (50 mol% of total membrane lipids) turns over three times for lipoteichoic acid synthesis, …

… Glycolipids are the lipid moiety in phosphoglycolipids and lipoteichoic acids. … of lipoteichoic
acid perpendicular to the membrane is arbittaty. An orientation parallel to the membrane …

… fraction of streptococcal lipoteichoic acid which lacked any … present study which indicates
that lipid moieties, rather than … : (a) Purified fractions of lipoteichoic acid which lacked any …

… phospholipid neighbors. The stronger effect of lipoteichoic acid points to dynamic interactions
… the long hydrophilic chain with the vesicle surface, which stabilize the membrane structure. …

… characteristic of a lipopolysaccharideinduced reaction; lipid-free teichoic acid is without
effect (2). Lipoteichoic acid, but not lipid-free teichoic acid, will also stimulate bone resorption in …

… Several species of Gram-positive bacteria appear not to contain a lipoteichoic acid, but
instead possess lipid-substituted polysaccharides for which the name macroamphiphile has …

… For example, it has been shown that the lipid-II flippase MurJ requires a membrane … export
of lipid-II due to its intrinsic net negative charge, a membrane potential might drive lipid-II …

… all bacterial cell wall, membrane, and capsular polymers … bacteria: wall teichoic acid (WTA)
and lipoteichoic acid (LTA). … is linked via a lipid anchor to the membrane in gram-positive …