Changes in growth, lanthanide binding, and gene expression inPseudomonas alloputidaKT2440 in response to light and heavy lanthanides
Linda Gorniak,
Sarah Luise Bucka,
Bayan Nasr
et al.
Abstract:Pseudomonas alloputidaKT2440 is a ubiquitous, soil-dwelling bacterium that metabolizes recalcitrant and volatile carbon sources. The latter are utilized by two redundant, Ca- and lanthanide (Ln)-dependent, pyrroloquinoline quinone-dependent alcohol dehydrogenases (PQQ ADH), PedE and PedH, whose expression is regulated by Ln availability.P. alloputidaKT2440 is the best-studied, non-methylotroph in the context of Ln-utilization. We report the most comprehensive differential gene expression analysis, to date, for… Show more
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