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Respiration in Archaea and Bacteria: Diversity of ...
Results from bacteroid respiration experiments, physiological studies on mutants
in dicarboxylic transport systems, and labeling studies have shown the
importance of the C-4 dicarboxylic acids in intermediary metabolism for N2
fixation ...
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Symbiotic Associations: Thirteenth Symposium of the Society ...
distinct kinds of defect are known which prevent bacteroid development, and
some of these are caused by single gene changes in plant or bacteria (Nutman,
19596). THE NITROGEN-FIXING PROCESS In spite of so much variability in
nodule ...
P. S. Nutman, Barbara Mosse, 1963
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Ecological Aspects of Nitrogen Metabolism in Plants
They found 661 genes significantly upregulated and 573 genes significantly
downregulated in the bacteroid. Pessi and others (2007) reported the
transcriptomic analysis of bacteroids versus peptone-arabinose-grown cultures of
B. japonicum ...
Joe C. Polacco, Christopher D. Todd, 2011
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Encyclopedia of Microbiology
NH4+ Glutamine Glutamate Asparagine, purines Ureides Uninfected cells ? Lgb·
O2 O2 Lgb H 2 O e– Atp Peribacteroid membrane b c c b b ADP + Pi ATP Δμ H+
Bacteroid ~ N2 Figure 5 Coordination of plant and bacteroid metabolism.
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Writing Scientific Research Articles: Strategy and Steps
In the inner cortex, bacteria are released into the cell cytosol, enveloped in a
modified plasma membrane (the peribacteroid membrane (PBM)), to form an
organelle-like structure called the symbiosome, which consists of bacteroid, PBM
and ...
Margaret Cargill, Patrick O'Connor, 2013
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Root Nodule Bacteria and Leguminous Plants
In Lupinus he noted peripheral layers of starch in bacteroid cells. In the nodules
of Vicia Faba and Phaseolus sp., on the other hand, he found starch not in the
bacteroid cells but in special starch-bearing cells interspersed with the bacteroid
...
Edwin Broun Fred, Ira Lawrence Baldwin, Elizabeth McCoy, 1932
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Advances in Microbial Physiology
This might ensure that only secondarily coupled uptake systems such as the Hþ-
coupled MFS dicarboxylate transporter (Dct, see Section 4 for discussion) are
active in mature bacteroid membranes. Indeed, where ABC uptake systems have
...
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Frontiers on Recent Developments in Plant Science
\_ r 1 \ Root Nodules k / Root Hair A Relgasg of _/_/ bacteroid! G .. [Root hair
contact to soil rhizobia G Spreading 0' Infection to adiacent cells Curling ol root
halr lnfoction thread tormatlon and entry of rhizobia Figure 2: Dissected study of
root ...
Aakash Goyal, Priti Maheshwari, 2012
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Cellular Iron homeostasis and metabolism in plant:
Both ferrous and ferric iron are transported across the symbiosome membrane (
SM) and bacteroid membrane (BM). However, ferrous iron is taken up more
rapidly. A ferric iron transporter, GmDMT1, is present on the SM, but it may not be
the ...
Gianpiero Vigani, Khurram Bashir, Katrin Philippar, 2014
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Biological Nitrogen Fixation: Towards Poverty Alleviation ...
178 E. Kondorosi et al. Bacteroid Differentiation is Independent of Nodule
Morphology In the above experiments, bacteroid differentiation was linked to the
formation of indeterminate nodules on galegoid legumes (Medicago, Vicia or
Pisum).
