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カーディオリピンの欠如におけるLapDの重要な役割

Satish Raina1, Akshay Maniyeri1, Aravind Ayyolath1

  • 1Laboratory of Bacterial Genetics, Gdansk University of Technology, 80-233 Gdansk, Poland.

International journal of molecular sciences
|February 13, 2026
PubMed
まとめ

Cardiolipin合成は,いくつかのE. coli変異体において不可欠であり,フォスフォリピド合成に影響を与える変異は,この欠陥を救済することができます. LapDは,リポポリサッカリドとフォスホリピドの合成を結びつけることで,外膜の組成を調節する.

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ラップB ラップBLapD (YhcB) とは,ラップデ (YhcB) とは,ラップデ (YhcB) とは,ラップデ (YhcB) とはPgsAA PgsAA PgsAA PgsAA PgsA PgsA PgsA PgsA PgsA PgsA PgsA PgsA PgsA PgsA PgsA PgsA PgsA PgsA PgsA PgsA PgsA PgsAアセチル-CoAカルボキシラーゼ (ACC) とはカーディオリピリン (cardiolipin) とはリポポリサッカリド (LPS) とはフォスファディジルグリセロールフォスフォリピドは,ティオエステラゼは,チオエステラゼを

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