A bacterial ubiquitination pathway modifies bacteriophages to prevent viral spread throughout the population – David Mayo Muñoz, Ph.D.
The recent discovery of ubiquitination systems in bacteria is revolutionizing our understanding of antiviral defense mechanisms. Although ubiquitination has long been recognized as a central process in eukaryotes, its role in prokaryotes remains largely unexplored. During this seminar, David Mayo Muñoz will present his research showing how a non-canonical bacterial ubiquitination pathway protects bacteria against […]