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In bacterial cells, the cytoplasmic membrane forms a barrier between the environment and the cell's cytoplasm. This barrier regulates which substances (and the amount) that leave and enter the cell, to maintain homeostasis between the cytoplasm and the external environment. One of the mechanisms employed to maintain structure and functionality during exposure to environmental stress is adaptation of the membrane lipids. The aim of this study was to investigate membrane alteration as a possible survival method of non-acid adapted enteropa
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