Are p110 and P140 cytadherence-related proteins negative effectors of terminal organelle duplication in Mycoplasma genitalium?
Our results demonstrate the existence of a mechanism regulating terminal organelle duplication in M. genitalium and strongly suggest the implication of P110 and P140 adhesins in this mechanism.
Our results suggested that the kinetics of MTX release mainly depended on the presence of the thermogelling copolymer, although other mechanisms related to BSA could be involved. Finally, the study assessed the feasibility of using a thermogelling hydrogel for in situ drug administration in areas with the presence of high protein concentrations.