Recombinant Pseudomonas ABC Transporter, ATP-binding Protein , N-His

The role and function of Pseudomonas ABC Transporter, ATP-binding Protein n in the field of veterinary medicine are primarily reflected in its involvement in bacterial nutrient uptake, drug efflux, and the secretion of virulence factors. This protein assists bacteria in the transmembrane transport of various substrates against concentration gradients by utilizing the energy from ATP hydrolysis, including inorganic and organic small molecules as well as large organic compounds. In terms of bacterial pathogenicity, ABC transporters are crucial for the establishment of bacterial infections by importing essential nutrients for cellular activity and exporting virulence factors and antimicrobial substances associated with the outer membrane. Therefore, these proteins not only play a role in bacterial growth and pathogenesis but also have potential applications in the development of new prevention strategies, such as vaccine and drug targeting.