Metabolic flux analysis of the mixotrophic metabolisms in the green sulfur bacterium Chlorobaculum tepidum
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Pyruvate cultures of C. tepidum exhibited higher CO2 fixation flux and biomass yield (YX/S = 9.2) compared to acetate cultures (YX/S = 6.4), albeit with slower growth rates.
“Pyruvate cultures exhibited higher CO2 fixation flux and biomass yield (YX/S = 9.2) compared to acetate cultures (YX/S = 6.4), albeit with slower growth rates.”
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Feng et al. (2010) metabolic flux analysis of Chlorobaculum tepidum under mixotrophic conditions uncovered an alternative isoleucine synthesis pathway via citramalate synthase and key CO2 fixation routes such as the TCA cycle and pyruvate synthesis pathway.
“Feng et al. (2010) [62] investigated carbon metabolism in Chlorobaculum tepidum under mixotrophic conditions using metabolic flux analysis (MFA), uncovering an alternative isoleucine synthesis pathway via citramalate synthase and key CO2 fixation routes such as the TCA cycle and the pyruvate synthesis pathway.”
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- Feng, X., Tang, K.-H., Blankenship, R. E., & Tang, Y. J.
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- 2010-12
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