“…LTAs and cell wall-linked WTAs. 88 These two TAs differ in their synthesis pathways, both of which occur within the division septum, 89,94 as well as their composition, association with the cell surface, and cellular functions. 88 LTAs are polymers of glycerolphosphate (GroP) synthesized by three main LTA synthesis enzymes: YpfP, LtaA, and LtaS, 90 which produce the glycolipid anchor and the LTA polyglycerolphosphate chain attached to the cytoplasmic membrane, 88 LTAs are essential for the growth, physiology, and division of S. aureus.…”