… CWG polymers are shown as chains of circles within the cell wall. Differences in the
composition of CWG repeating units are indicated by different colours. Linkage units that connect …

… teichoic acid (TA) polymers into their cell envelopes. … cell wall maintenance have been
assigned to these polymers, which are either covalently linked to peptidoglycan (wall teichoic acid…

… polymers in their cell wall whose structure, function and biosynthesis are only superficially
understood. The composition of these cell wall … for the cell wall-anchored wall teichoic acid (…

… epidermidis, concentration-dependent stimulation of monocyte production of TNF-α, IL-6
and IL-1 was observed with both wall polymers, though teichoic acid had relatively little effect …

… teichoic acids are a group of phosphate-containing polymers found in many Gram-positive
bacterial cell … the covalent linkage of teichoic acids to peptidoglycan in the cell wall was very …

… Due to their supramolecular structure, the murein sacculi (cell wall peptidoglycan) in …
sediment and teichoic acids associated with such preparations were named wall teichoic acid (WTA…

… Here we show that despite a significant literature to the contrary, teichoic acid polymers are
… of the organism to produce cell wall containing teichoic acid polymers, as shown by the …

… both teichoic acid and certain teichuronic acids and in particular of the mechanisms whereby
these polymers … membrane and wall polymers. This latter information is largely restricted to …

… is only 1 to 2 layers thick, while the gram-positive peptidogly can is 10 to 20 layers thick and
contains covalently linked anionic polymers, such as teichoic and/or teichuronic acids. This …

… Bacterial cell envelope polymers are often modified with acyl … acid (Dlt) pathway as a
paradigm, we have identified a widespread strategy for how acylation of cell envelope polymers …