Titlebook: Bacterial Metabolism; Gerhard Gottschalk Textbook 1986Latest edition Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 1986 ATP.Amino acid.Fructose.NADPH.

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Bacterial Metabolism978-1-4612-1072-6Series ISSN 0172-6331

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The Challenge of a 4°C World by 2100uents of the cellular materials and that are necessary for the activity of enzyme and transport systems. In addition, the nutrients must provide the organisms with materials for the production of biologically utilizable energy.

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Hans Günter Brauch,úrsula Oswald Spring. Under aerobic conditions part of the substrate is oxidized to CO. with oxygen as the terminal electron acceptor. This process is exergonic and allows for the formation of ATP, which is required for the biosynthesis of cellular constituents.

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Hans Günter Brauch,úrsula Oswald Springning 50% is converted into cellular material. It is this conversion that consumes most of the ATP formed in oxidation. In this chapter the principal biosynthetic reactions involved in synthesis of cellular material and the main sites of ATP consumption will be outlined.

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Gwendolyn M. Combs,Ivana Milosevicer required for CO. reduction is obtained from inorganic compounds and energy is provided either by light-dependent reactions or by oxidation of inorganic compounds with oxygen or nitrate (aerobic chemolithotrophs). The anaerobic chemolithotrophs (methanogenic, acetogenic and sulfidogenic bacteria) have been discussed in Chapter 8.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4612-1072-6ATP; Amino acid; Fructose; NADPH; Nucleotide; Oxidation; bacteria; biochemistry; enzymes; escherichia coli; me

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How , Synthesizes ATP during Aerobic Growth on Glucose,. Under aerobic conditions part of the substrate is oxidized to CO. with oxygen as the terminal electron acceptor. This process is exergonic and allows for the formation of ATP, which is required for the biosynthesis of cellular constituents.