Abstract:I n the last decade turnover of protein in growing and non-growing cells of some gramnegative and grampositive bacteria was extensively studied. I n a starving population of E. coli the balanced degradation and resynthesis of protein was found to be about, b%/hr. ; while in growing cells the protein turnover was nearly negligible (MANDELSTAM 1951). The turnover of protein in different subcellular components of E. coli was analyzed by MANDELSTAM and HALVOR-SON (1960) and PINE (1965). I n B. cereu8 the rates of … Show more
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