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Cni is an immunity protein produced by ''E. coli'' to protect itself from the pore-forming action of [[Colicin N]], to avoid cell death | Cni is an immunity protein produced by ''E. coli'' to protect itself from the pore-forming action of [[Colicin N]], to avoid cell death, by inserting itself into the cell membrane and preventing the [[Colicin]] from doing the same. This prevents membrane depolarisation by the colicin, so the cell is not killed. | ||
Latest revision as of 15:29, 27 March 2011
Cni is an immunity protein produced by E. coli to protect itself from the pore-forming action of Colicin N, to avoid cell death, by inserting itself into the cell membrane and preventing the Colicin from doing the same. This prevents membrane depolarisation by the colicin, so the cell is not killed.
