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Broad Stability and pH-Mediated Reversible Disassembly of In Vitro Assembled Bacterial Microcompartment Shells
Abstract Bacterial microcompartments (BMCs) are self-assembling organelles that colocalize enzymes and metabolites of various biochemical pathways. Their selectively permeable shell is made entirely of protein, and the inherent properties of these systems make them attractive templates for bioengine
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