However, eukaryotic cancer cells, including the A‐549 cells used in this study, exhibit a higher abundance of negatively charged phospholipids, such as phosphatidylserine, on their outer leaflet compared to non‐cancerous cells.[71] This altered lipid composition facilitates electrostatic interactions with cationic AMPs, such as citropin 1.3, enabling them to engage with both bacterial and cancer cell membranes in vitro through initial charge‐based attraction. The gene discussed is ADSL; the disease is cancer.