Morphological change of coiled bacterium Spirosoma linguale with acquisition of β-lactam resistance
Abstract Spirosoma linguale is a gram-negative, coiled bacterium belonging to the family Cytophagaceae. Its coiled morphology is unique in contrast to closely related bacteria belonging to the genus Spirosoma, which have a short, rod-shaped morphology. The mechanisms that generate unique cell morpho...
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Autores principales: | Tomoya Maeda, Hazuki Kotani, Chikara Furusawa |
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Nature Portfolio
2021
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