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  • The study investigates how E. coli cells accumulate Mg2+ ions when exposed to Cu2+ ions.
  • Accumulation occurs only when the cells have energy reserves available internally.
  • The findings suggest that copper causes a non-specific influx of cations into the cells, influenced by the cell's potential.

Article Abstract

Cu2+-induced accumulation of Mg2+ ions by E. coli cells has been studied. The accumulation was demonstrated to take place only when the cell had endogenous energy resources. The data obtained and their correlation with the data on Cu2+ binding by bacterial cells and Cu2+-dependent streptomycin accumulation allowed to conclude that copper induced nonspecific potential-dependent influx of cations into cell.

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