05 Outer Cell Membrane in Gram-negative Bacteria

Join us, as we dive into the intricate world of Gram-negative bacteria's outer cell membrane. Discover how this unique structure, composed of lipopolysaccharides (LPS), acts as a protective fortress, fending off antibiotics, triggering immune responses, and aiding in molecular transport. From its role in evading the host's immune system to its essential function in bacterial identification, explore the multifaceted nature of the outer cell membrane and why it's a critical focus in the battle against bacterial infections. Tune in for an illuminating journey through this essential component of Gram-negative bacteria, revealing its key role in the world of biology and medicine.