A bacterial injection system controlled by light

Molecular principle of the LITESEC system. In the dark (left), a T3SS component, which is necessary for the injection (red), is anchored to the bacterial membrane. As soon as the bacterium… [more] Credit: Max Planck Institute for terrestrial Microbiology/Diepold

Molecular principle of the LITESEC system. In the dark (left), a T3SS component, which is necessary for the injection (red), is anchored to the bacterial membrane.

A bacterial injection system controlled by light

By coupling a bacterial injection system with a light-controlled molecular switch, scientists are able to inject proteins into eukaryontic cells

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