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Figure 4 illustrates the antimicrobial mechanisms of polyphenols, illustrating the disruption of microbial cell structures (lipopolysaccharide cell wall, peptidoglycan cell wall, phospholipid bilayers, cell membrane proteins) and the impairment of essential cellular functions (inhibition of DNA gyrase and RNA synthesis, pore formation causing leakage, damage to membrane lipid bilayers, inhibition of enzyme activity, disruption of cell wall biosynthesis, and inactivation of lipopolysaccharide) in bacteria such as S
Depending on bioavailability and target tissue, peptides can be administered through injection, topical application, or oral supplements
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