Energy conservation in fermentative glutarate degradation by the bacterial strain WoGl3
Abstract Dicarboxylic acids with 2–5 carbon atoms can be degraded fermentatively by pure cultures of various strictly anaerobic bacteria. The small amount of free energy released in these decarboxylations (about 20–25 kJ mol−1) is conserved as sole source of growth energy either through sodium-pumpi...
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