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Periseptal annuli: organelles involved in the bacterial cell division process.

Rothfield Li, Cook Wr

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Specialized structures (periseptal annuli) appear at future cell division sites long before the division septum is formed. Studies of their biogenesis and localization are providing unexpected insights into the earlier stages of localization and differentiation of the division site.

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Specialized structures (periseptal annuli) appear at future cell division sites long before the division septum is formed. Studies of their biogenesis and localization are providing unexpected insights into the earlier stages of localization and differentiation of the division site.

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Specialized structures (periseptal annuli) appear at future cell division sites long before the division septum is formed. Studies of their biogenesis and localization are providing unexpected insights into the earlier stages of localization and differentiation of the division site.

Key concepts: Division (mathematics), Cell division, Organelle, Biogenesis, Cell biology, Biology, Cell, Genetics

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