Cell inner membrane
The term "cell inner membrane" is not standard in cell biology. It likely refers to the inner mitochondrial membrane (a key sub-compartment of mitochondria), not a universal "cell" membrane. This inner membrane is essential for oxidative phosphorylation, housing the electron transport chain and ATP synthase, and maintaining the proton gradient critical for cellular energy production. Clarifying terminology is vital to avoid confusion with the plasma membrane (outer cell boundary) or other organelle membranes.
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Metabolites
Proteins
frdA;
ndh;
mtlA;
lepB;
lspA;
mrcA;
mrcB;
kdpB;
pepN;
rbsA;
dld;
btuD;
pntA;
poxB;
sdhB;
fhuC;
sppA;
dacC;
nagE;
glpG;
uhpB;
ubiB;
clsA;
dadA;
mraY;
kefF;
plsB;
pgpB;
glpA;
rng;
gpt;
lpdA;
lptB;
ypdA;
dppD;
pstB;
ftsH;
atpA;
atpD;
mgtA;
cybB;
pcnB;
ftsW;
mrdB;
cyoB;
cydA;
cydB;
dgkA;
sdhA;
frdB;
waaA;
wecA;
hemG;
lpxL;
btsS;
mrdA;
ftsI;
ampH;
cpxA;
dacA;
arcB;
barA;
dcuS;
degS;
rseP;
envZ;
glcD;
narV;
narX;
nuoA;
nuoB;
nuoH;
nuoI;
nuoJ;
nuoK;
nuoM;
nuoN;
mepM;
ubiA;
degP;
rcsC;
ftsY;
secA;
ugpC;
narI;
zraS;
gcd;
murG;
pgpA;
fruA;
rne;
kdpD;
cysQ;
phoQ;
prc;
cydC;
htpX;
lnt;
waaC;
waaG;
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