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Bacterial cell wall proteins are a diverse group of molecules embedded in or associated with the bacterial cell wall, playing crucial roles in maintaining structural integrity, mediating interactions with the environment, and serving as key targets for antibiotics and host immune responses. They include peptidoglycan biosynthesis enzymes, structural components like teichoic acids, and transport proteins like porins. Their unique presence in prokaryotes makes them central for developing antimicrobial therapies.
Inhibition of peptidoglycan synthesis/cross-linking or disruption of cell wall integrity
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