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A wide range of antimicrobial peptides act via binding to and subsequent disruption of cell membranes. A number of different mechanisms have been proposed to describe the mode of action of these peptides. These models vary from general bilayer disruption following the binding of a critical concentration of peptide, the formation of pores, or through the binding with specific lipophilic components of the membrane such as lipopolysaccharides.
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