Re: mechanics of bacterial tetracycline uptake

[Guest guest]

Whoa! does this say what I think it says? That minimal amounts of

tetras were needed in apparently bactria without cell walls and more

was needed in bacteria with cell walls, because it had to penetrate

the cell wall??? Very scientific, so I may have gotten it all messed

up.

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> This is an interesting free text, tho not all the results are fully

> consistant. I didnt read the parts on vesicles.

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> http://www.pubmedcentral.nih.gov/picrender.fcgi?

> artid=185371 & blobtype=pdf

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[Guest guest]

Where did you see the word wall in there? I used the search function

and didnt see the word wall.

However, cell wall deficient forms can indeed gain or lose abx

sensitivities.

> Whoa! does this say what I think it says? That minimal amounts of

> tetras were needed in apparently bactria without cell walls and

more

> was needed in bacteria with cell walls, because it had to

penetrate

> the cell wall??? Very scientific, so I may have gotten it all

messed

> up.

>

>

> >

> > This is an interesting free text, tho not all the results are

fully

> > consistant. I didnt read the parts on vesicles.

> >

> > http://www.pubmedcentral.nih.gov/picrender.fcgi?

> > artid=185371 & blobtype=pdf

> >

>

[Guest guest]

No wall, I knew I shouldn't have tried to move from one page to

another on memory alone. The word was membrane. Shoot I can't figure

out how to copy and paste any of this.

What did you get out of this? I got that E. Coli was several times

LESS susceptible in enriched mediums then in minimal mediums. I wish

they would say it more in laymans english. So does that mean E coli

died more betta in a medium containing less ABX then in one

containing a medium amount of ABX.

If I am way off on another planet, could you explain in basic

English please?

Otherwise scratch what I said altogether.

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> > > This is an interesting free text, tho not all the results are

> fully

> > > consistant. I didnt read the parts on vesicles.

> > >

> > > http://www.pubmedcentral.nih.gov/picrender.fcgi?

> > > artid=185371 & blobtype=pdf

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