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Colicin 8 is a type of [[Colicin]], a bacteriocin made by "E. Coli" which acts against other nearby "E. Coli" to kill them by forming a pore in the membrane, leading to depolarisation of the membrane which kills the cell.  
Colicin 8 is a type of [[Colicin]], a bacteriocin made by ''E. coli'' which acts against other nearby ''E. coli'' to kill them by forming a pore in the membrane, leading to depolarisation of the membrane which kills the cell.  


==Synthesis and release==
==Synthesis and release==

Revision as of 16:42, 25 February 2011

Colicin 8 is a type of Colicin, a bacteriocin made by E. coli which acts against other nearby E. coli to kill them by forming a pore in the membrane, leading to depolarisation of the membrane which kills the cell.

Synthesis and releaseSynthesis and release

Mechanism of uptakeMechanism of uptake

Killing ActivitiesKilling Activities

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