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Researchers from Umeå University , Sweden , and Cornell University , USA , have discovered a widespread mechanism in bacteria that enhances the bacteria's defense against environmental threats.
Discovery shows how a specific crosslinking mode in the peptidoglycan cell wall inhibits the activity of certain cell wall degrading enzymes, and thus protects the bacteria.
Discovery may be important for research into developing new treatments.
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