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Col A when present in an <i>E. coli</i> cell is able to affect macromolecular synthesis throughout the cell, affecting many of the processes in the cell. One such affected system is nucleic acid synthesis; it is halted very soon after Col A is added to the system<ref>PMID:4905544 </ref>. | Col A when present in an <i>E. coli</i> cell is able to affect macromolecular synthesis throughout the cell, affecting many of the processes in the cell. One such affected system is nucleic acid synthesis; it is halted very soon after Col A is added to the system<ref>PMID:4905544 </ref>. | ||
Colicin A also has a negative impact on the availability of ATP-dependent active transports, such as some permease activities, such as the uptake of labelled isoleucine<ref> PMID:4905544 </ref>. | Colicin A also has a negative impact on the availability of ATP-dependent active transports, such as some permease activities, such as the uptake of labelled isoleucine<ref> PMID:4905544 </ref>. | ||
==3D structures of colicin A== | |||
[[Colicin]] | |||
==References== | ==References== | ||
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