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navigate by keyword : walls transport tomp text system substrate substances structures space soil sketch showing screenshot role pumps pump protein protective process presentation plan periplasmic pattern pap outer organ moving mfp mentioned membrane map line layer indicating illustrate highlights generated fusion font flow facilitating energy emphasizing efflux drawing document diagram design depicted components circle chemical channel cell

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Illustration of a bacterial cell membrane showing an efflux pump system. The diagram highlights various components: outer efflux pump, outer membrane channel protein (TOMP), periplasmic space, periplasmic adaptor protein (PAP), membrane fusion protein (MFP), and inner membrane. ATP is depicted facilitating the process. The baatirioglycan layer is mentioned, indicating a protective layer often associated with bacterial cell walls. Various chemical structures and arrows illustrate substrate transport and energy flow, emphasizing the pump's role in moving substances across the cell membrane.


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