A mutation affecting gluconate catabolism in Escherichia coli: the locus for the main high affinity transport.

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A mutation affecting gluconate catabolism in Escherichia coli: the locus for the main high affinity transport.

Acta cientifica venezolana - 1 Jan 1994

De Rekarte U D, Istúriz T

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The bioH-malA region of the E. coli chromosome (min 75.5) includes the gntT gene which encodes a high affinity transport for gluconate. Other gnt loci have not been characterized in this region; nevertheless, because lesions in it affect severely the utilization of gluconate, it has been suggested as being more complex. This region was investigated with respect to gluconate catabolism through the characterization...

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