Bacterial Proteins

    Bacterial proteins are all proteins encoded by the bacterial genome and synthesized on bacterial ribosomes. They serve as the main functional molecules for bacterial maintenance of life activities, environmental adaptation, and pathogenicity. Their main applications include the efficient production of recombinant products such as human insulin, cytokines, tool enzymes, and antigenic proteins. Bacterial proteins are also core targets for antibacterial drugs and central subjects in drug resistance research, widely applied in key areas including biomedicine, industrial enzyme development, basic life sciences, and clinical diagnostics.