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BtsT/ BtsS is involved in glyoxylate transport in E. coli and its mutations facilitated glyoxylate utilization.

Biochemical and biophysical research communications - 30 Apr 2021

Zhao Tongxing, Xu Liru, Zhao Lei, Zhang Hongjie, Li Yin, Zhang Yanping

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Glyoxylate is an important chemical and is also an intermediate involved in metabolic pathways of living microorganisms. However, it cannot be rapidly utilized by many microbes. We observed a very long lag phase (up to 120 h) when E. coli is growing in a mineral medium supplemented with 50 mM glyoxylate. To better understand this strange growth pattern on glyoxylate and accelerate glyoxylate utilization, a random...

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PMID: 33721833
DOI: 10.1016/j.bbrc.2021.03.002

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