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The bacterial cytoplasmic membrane of Streptococcus mutans is a lipid bilayer encasing the cytoplasm of this Gram-positive bacterium. It contains a large number of integral and peripheral membrane proteins (such as transporters, enzymes, signaling proteins, and chaperones), which are critical for functions like nutrient uptake, biofilm formation, acid tolerance, and pathogenicity. The membrane is essential for bacterial viability and is the site of action for several classes of antibiotics and antimicrobial peptides[2][7][10].
Disruption of membrane integrity leading to bacterial lysis Inhibition of membrane protein function, interfering with transport/biosynthesis
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