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A combination of proteomics, genetics, and physiology provides insights into the acid-tolerance phenotype of Pseudomonas pergaminensis F77.

Microbiological research - 1 Jan 2024

Wang Yuanli, Dong Wen, Chu Lingfeng, Zhao Hui, He Linyan, Sheng Xiafang

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Acid tolerance is crucial for the effective and persistent mineral weathering by acid-producing bacteria. Here, the molecular basis of the acid tolerance of mineral-weathering Pseudomonas pergaminensis F77 was identified using proteomics analysis of the strain under acid stress. Then, the acid tolerance of strain F77 and its mutants with deletion of the acid tolerance-related genes orf03767, mcp, resR, nueR,...

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PMID: 37952350
DOI: 10.1016/j.micres.2023.127545

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