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The metabolism of gluconate in Escherichia coli. The subsidiary system and the nature of the gntS gene.

Journal of basic microbiology - 1 Jan 1997

Istúriz T, Celaya J

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The transport and phosphorylation of gluconate in E. coli occurs through two systems (GntI and GntII) which duplicate activities. bioH-asd deletion mutants do not grow on media with gluconate as sole carbon source because they lack the GntI system and do not express GntII. Although E. coli c177 is a delta (bioH-asd) mutant, it carries the pyrB linked mutation gnt177 that enables it to metabolize this substrate...

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PMID: 9151423
DOI: 10.1002/jobm.3620370205

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