In the 1950s, some scientists found that bacteria would fall off the cell wall and no longer show a unique shape, causing the immune system to miss  After a period of time, these bacteria will regain the cell wall and return to their original shape  once again have the ability to infect the human body  Recently, researchers first used an antibiotic to break through the cell wall of E  coli and change its shape  Another antibiotic was then administered against a drug called MreB  Even if the bacteria proliferate, they can no longer recover their original shape, no longer have the ability to infect, and eventually die out naturally
This study can explain the causes of bacterial drug resistance, deepen the understanding of the cell wall construction process, and is expected to lead to better planning for the use of antibiotics
MreB,protein is the key to bacterial invisibility