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Co-catabolism of arginine and succinate drives symbiotic nitrogen fixation.

Molecular systems biology - 1 Jun 2020

Flores-Tinoco Carlos Eduardo, Tschan Flavia, Fuhrer Tobias, Margot Céline, Sauer Uwe, Christen Matthias, Christen Beat

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Biological nitrogen fixation emerging from the symbiosis between bacteria and crop plants holds promise to increase the sustainability of agriculture. One of the biggest hurdles for the engineering of nitrogen-fixing organisms is an incomplete knowledge of metabolic interactions between microbe and plant. In contrast to the previously assumed supply of only succinate, we describe here the CATCH-N cycle as a novel...

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PMID: 32490601
DOI: 10.15252/msb.20199419
PMCID: PMC7268258

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