Publications by authors named "Elke Goethe"

Zinc uptake in bacteria is essential to maintain cellular homeostasis and survival. ZnuABC is an important zinc importer of numerous bacterial genera, which is expressed to restore zinc homeostasis when the cytosolic concentration decreases beyond a critical threshold. Upon zinc limitation the fast-growing nonpathogenic organism (MSMEG) as well as the ruminant pathogen subsp.

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Here, we report the complete genome sequence of the subsp. reference strain DSM 44135, amended with a manual genome reannotation. The strain was originally described as strain 6783.

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Zinc homeostasis is crucial for bacterial cells, since imbalances affect viability. However, in mycobacteria, knowledge of zinc metabolism is incomplete. (MSMEG) is an environmental, nonpathogenic that is widely used as a model organism to study mycobacterial metabolism and pathogenicity.

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is a capnophilic pathogen of the porcine respiratory tract lacking enzymes of the oxidative branch of the tricarboxylic acid (TCA) cycle. We previously claimed that instead uses the reductive branch in order to generate energy and metabolites. Here, we show that bicarbonate and oxaloacetate supported anaerobic growth of Isotope mass spectrometry revealed heterotrophic fixation of carbon from stable isotope-labeled bicarbonate by , which was confirmed by nano-scale secondary ion mass spectrometry at a single-cell level.

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