📂 Anatomy
periplasmic space — Definition
Periplazmik boşluk / periplasmic space
Gram-negative bacteria is a gel-like area with cell membrane and external membrane. This space contains various enzymes, binding proteins and transportation systems. Periplasmic cavity plays a role in important functions such as intake of nutrients, detoxification of toxic substances and cell wall synthesis. From clinical point, this region may be the goal of some antibiotics and has a critical place in bacterial resistance mechanisms.
Frequently Asked Questions
❓ What is Periplazmik boşluk?
Periplazmik boşluk; gram-negative bacteria is a gel-like area with cell membrane and external membrane. This space contains various enzymes, binding proteins and transportation systems. Periplasmic cavity plays a role in important functions such as intake of nutrients, detoxification of toxic substances and cell wall synthesis. From clinical point, this region may be the goal of some antibiotics and has a critical place in bacterial resistance mechanisms.
❓ What is periplasmic space in Turkish?
The Turkish equivalent of "periplasmic space" is Periplazmik boşluk.
❓ Which medical field is Periplazmik boşluk related to?
This term belongs to the Anatomy category.