… proteins that induce cytotoxicity directly (eg, Type VI secretion system effector enzymes, and
toxins) or … SU, AS, and RP conceptualized the manuscript and contributed the ideas on the …

… of OprI and a portion of the outer membrane protein OprF [18]. … Cytotoxic T-cell (CTL),
Helper T-cell (HTL), and linear B-cell (… The protein helps in the growth of bacteria in high-osmolarity …

… [1, 2], which leads to an increasing mortality in patients. Risk … is sufficient to exert cytotoxicity
to human laryngeal epithelial … of antibodies which kills Pseudomonas aeruginosa and A. …

… and serum conditions, without cytotoxicity to human cells [24]. … peptide bound to several outer
membrane proteins (OMPs). … virulence and contributing to efficient host defence against P. …

… aeruginosa’s pathogenesis, to contribute for the … system to directly inject cytotoxic effector
proteins into the cytosol of … aeruginosa PAO1 encode outer membrane proteins related to …

… effects while reducing cytotoxicity and so overcome barriers … aeruginosa cell membranes
and accumulation in bacterial … peptide for the bacterial membrane and contribute to its strong …

… (4) One species listed by the CDC as a serious clinical threat is MDR Pseudomonas aeruginosa.
… BDT-4G can initially evade outer membrane modifications that contribute to polymyxin …

… aeruginosa genes contribute to the function of type IV pili [66]. These genes encode major
structural protein PilA and other minor proteins … with pyocyanin cytotoxic effects have been …

… contribution of … proteins into host cells that confer cytotoxic activity and induce a host immune
response in intestinal epithelial cells [47, 139]. Pseudomonas aeruginosa outer membrane …

… Patients with viral infection, trauma, and cancer leads to host … of epithelial cell membrane
and penetrate the membrane to … cause enhancement of epithelial cell cytotoxicity during a P. …