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• Antimicrobial resistanceRelated: Some microbes use efflux pumps to lower drug concentrations inside their cells.

• Antibiotic resistanceRelated: Efflux pumps can lower intracellular antibiotic concentrations.

• Gram-negative bacteriaRelated: Efflux systems can expel antibiotics and contribute to intrinsic drug resistance.

• MacrolideRelated: Bacterial efflux pumps can export macrolides and lower their intracellular concentration.

• Beta-lactam ringRelated: Bacterial efflux can lower intracellular concentrations of ring-containing antibiotics.

• Antifungal resistanceRelated: Overactive fungal efflux pumps can lower intracellular concentrations of antifungal drugs.

• CarbapenemRelated: Some bacteria reduce intracellular carbapenem levels by pumping the drugs out.

• Protein synthesis inhibitorRelated: Bacteria can resist protein synthesis inhibitors by pumping them out before they reach ribosomes.

• CiprofloxacinRelated: Bacterial pumps can lower intracellular ciprofloxacin concentrations and weaken its effect.

• Tetracycline antibioticsRelated: Bacterial efflux pumps can lower intracellular tetracycline concentrations.

• TigecyclineRelated: Tigecycline can evade several efflux pumps that reduce susceptibility to older tetracyclines.