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Abstract The bacterial cell wall is a covalently linked meshwork of peptidoglycan (PG) that establishes cell shape and prevents osmotic lysis. This structure must be flexible enough to accommodate transenvelope protein complexes, but strong enough to withstand high intracellular pressure. In order to elongate and divide, cells must remodel the cell wall through the concerted action of PG synthesis and degradation.
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