Single mutation makes Escherichia coli an insect mutualist
R. Koga, M. Moriyama, N. Onodera-Tanifuji…·T. Fukatsu
The paper shows that a single mutation in E. coli enables it to become an insect mutualist by disrupting carbon catabolite repression.
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R. Koga, M. Moriyama, N. Onodera-Tanifuji…·T. Fukatsu
The paper shows that a single mutation in E. coli enables it to become an insect mutualist by disrupting carbon catabolite repression.
M. S. Eriksen, O. Nikolaienko, E. I. Hallin…·C. R. Bramham
This paper identifies a 28-amino-acid region in Arc critical for oligomerization and virus-like capsid formation, showing that exogenous RNA enhances assembly.
E. I. Hallin, M. S. Eriksen, S. Baryshnikov…·P. Kursula
This study determines the structure of monomeric full-length ARC, revealing its compact conformation and interaction sites for postsynaptic proteins and phospholipid membranes.