Antibiotic passing through bacterial wall. Illustration of the molecular mechanism of antibiotic action. An antibiotic (streptomycin, green) is passing through the bacterial wall through the channel protein porin. This will lead to the death of the bacterium. For images showing the molecular mechanism of antibiotic resistance, see F013/1540 and F013/1538.
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