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Rhamnolipids represent a large class of biologically produced surface-active compounds, which participate in various essential cellular functions. While many studies have reported on the antibacterial and antifungal effects of rhamnolipids, only a few tried to describe the molecular mechanisms underlying these effects. Here, we first review the literature on rhamnolipid-phospholipid interactions and then add own results on a prominent monorhamnolipid congener, RhaC10C10. By focusing on the interactions between the rhamnolipid and lipid
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