Titlebook: Corynebacterium glutamicum; Biology and Biotechn Masayuki Inui,Koichi Toyoda Book 2020Latest edition Springer Nature Switzerland AG 2020 Co

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Chromosome Organization and Cell Growth of , an anchor for the partitioning protein ParB that in turn binds DNA sequences in proximity to the origin of replication, thereby orienting the chromosomes to the cell pole. Remarkably, both cell poles contain a stably tethered chromosome, making . diploid. At fast growth conditions, DNA replication

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Architecture and Biogenesis of the Cell Envelope of , been quite well characterized and are exhaustively described. In the frame of this review, we focused exclusively on what has been clearly demonstrated in . and, when relevant, we compare to what is known in . species. The precise assembly of the whole envelope as a function of time and space is st

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Respiratory Chain and Energy Metabolism of ,e) since these are deeply involved in cellular energetics. In the aerobic respiratory chain of ., several primary dehydrogenases, including type II NADH dehydrogenase, and malate:quinone oxidoreductase- and lactate dehydrogenase-dependent NADH reoxidizing systems, function donating electrons from ea

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Recent Advances in Amino Acid Productiontablishment of new industrial processes and the creation of genetically defined producers from scratch. This “genome breeding” strategy was first developed using . as a model and currently yields producers that are more efficient than classical ones. These advances in strain development technology h

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Pathways at Work: Metabolic Flux Analysis of the Industrial Cell Factory ,living cell. This core part of metabolism displays the controlling centrepiece for synthetizing all the different molecules of recognized industrial value. One can therefore easily understand that metabolic flux analysis had a huge impact on the industrial career of . since its pioneering days in th

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Bernhard Ebbinghaus,Elias Naumann an anchor for the partitioning protein ParB that in turn binds DNA sequences in proximity to the origin of replication, thereby orienting the chromosomes to the cell pole. Remarkably, both cell poles contain a stably tethered chromosome, making . diploid. At fast growth conditions, DNA replication