a, '-' indicates the absence of metabolism; '+' a weak metabolic capability, and '++' a high metabolic capability (see Methods for details in the measurements).
This study is to use genetic engineering to improve the glycerol metabolic capability of Pseudomonas chlororaphis which is capable of producing commercially valuable biodegradable poly(hydroxyalkanoate) (PHA) biopolymers and biosurfactant rhamnolipids (RLs).
Despite the fact that methanogens have such a restricted metabolic capability and are quite sensitive to oxygen, they are widespread on Earth.
The adaptation of the microorganism to its parasitic existence, in this view, is accompanied by progressive loss in metabolic capability, with eventual complete physiological dependence of the parasite on the host.
Fumarate was selected to stimulate the growth and activity of indigenous microorganisms with the metabolic capability to reduce TCFE and TCE.
Furthermore, PgAFP did not alter metabolic capability, chitin deposition, or hyphal viability of A. flavus grown with CaCl2.
Like most of the Fusarium species, F. fujikuroi has a complex metabolic capability and produces diverse secondary metabolites like gibberellins, carotenoids and polyketides of very diverse chemical nature.
In systems metabolic engineering, MFA has played important role to understand cellular physiology under particular conditions and predict its metabolic capability after genetic or environmental perturbations.
A broad-host-range expression strategy was successfully developed to exploit the unique metabolic capability for UDP-galactose regeneration during oligosaccharide synthesis.
Discrete structures found within the cytoplasm of the prokaryotic cell (in one case in the periplasm) represent certain aspects of an organism's metabolic capability.
Of the 6690 protein-coding genes, 2601 (38.3%) had no functional annotation, which subsequently renders a comprehensive understanding of their physiological role and the metabolic capability of the complete genome rather challenging.
