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Protein nanomachines from bacteria
13.04.2021
A team of microbiologists from the University of Southern California in the US presented the results of their work on the study of the so-called theilocins - special natural protein nanomachines produced by living bacteria. Certain types of bacteria are particularly well-received in this field and represent a very promising type of bacteria with which to create completely controlled bacterial agents that can effectively fight various kinds of harmful cells in the human body - for example, cancer-infected cells that affect and on healthy cells too.
These protein nanomachines are named so conditionally to emphasize their extremely high degree of efficiency and make them a full-fledged kind of bacterial machines that can influence the state of cells as such - scientists noted that their main purpose and functionality is hidden in attacking harmful cells and literally pull ions and other structural elements out of them, thereby leading the cell to death.
Teilocins are very similar in their characteristics to bacteriophages, with the only exception that they do not have a head that contains the viral DNA of phages - but this is where the main differences end, since in terms of their degree of maneuverability, teilocins are in no way inferior to bacteriophages.
Going forward, the team of researchers will work towards extracting and enhancing the functionality for these kinds of protein nanomachines, as they have a really promising character - they can be the next really effective answer to the question of how to fight various autoimmune diseases in a new way and some cellular disorders.
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