ArticleScientific reports2019
Fluxomic Analysis Reveals Central Carbon Metabolism Adaptation for Diazotroph Azotobacter vinelandii Ammonium Excretion.
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Abstract
Diazotrophic bacteria are an attractive biological alternative to synthetic nitrogen fertilizers due to their remarkable capacity to fix atmospheric nitrogen gas to ammonium via nitrogenase enzymes. However, how diazotrophic bacteria tailor central carbon catabolism to accommodate the energy requirement for nitrogenase activity is largely unknown. In this study, we used Azotobacter vinelandii DJ and an ammonium excreting mutant, AV3 (ΔNifL), to investigate central carbon metabolism fluxes and central cell bioenergetics in response to ammonium availability and nitrogenase activity. Enabled by the powerful and reliable methodology of
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