Diffusion within bacteria is often thought of as a “simple” random process by which
molecules collide and interact with each other. New research however shows that this is far …

The discovery of the archaeal domain of life is tightly connected to an in-depth analysis of
the prokaryotic RNA world. In addition to Carl Woese's approach to use the sequence of the …

The localization of ribosomes, RNA polymerase (RNAP) and the nucleoid of Pseudomonas
putida cells has been inspected with genetic, microscopical and physiological approaches …

Classically cells compartmentalize their constituents into spatial regions bounded by
membranes to modulate biochemical reactions. Recently, it has been shown in both …

Diffusion is at the heart of every biochemical process. Millions of proteins must navigate the
heterogeneous, crowded cellular milieu to perform their various tasks. This molecular …