Microbial Metabolism and the Carbon Cycle -

Microbial Metabolism and the Carbon Cycle

Buch | Hardcover
521 Seiten
1988
Taylor and Francis (Verlag)
978-3-7186-0472-2 (ISBN)
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This comprises papers from a symposium in honour of Professor Dagley for his work in microbial metabolism. It focuses on the diversity of microbial metabolic processes and the genetic control of these processes. Topics covered include biodegradation, microbial genetics and anaerobic metabolism.
This volume comprises select papers from a symposium in honour of Professor Dagley for his contributions to the understanding of microbial metabolism. Many of the authors were students and colleagues of Professor Dagley, whose motivation, guidance, and influence is reflected in their essays. Their work focuses on the diversity of microbial metabolic processes and the genetic control of these processes. Topics covered include biodegradation, microbial genetics and anaerobic metabolism. A new area of study is expanded with a section on potential applications of microbial process for the production of commercial products.

Part 1 Symposium perspective: microbial catabolism and the carbon cycle - a perspective, Stanley Dagley; pathways to understanding, Peter J.Chapman; those were the days - an affectionate retrospect, Edwin A.Dawes. Part 2 Microbial catabolism: microbial catabolism of aromatic hydrocarbons and the carbon cycle, David T.Gibson; natural puzzles - alicyclic rings and things, Peter Trudgill; more about phthalates, Douglas W.Ribbons; aromatic metabolism by mycelial organisms - actinomycete and fungal strategies, Ronald B.Cain. Part 3 Anaerobic microbial metabolism: degradative metabolism of aromatic compounds in anaerobic environments, W.Charles Evans; anaerobic growth of bacteria on benzoate under denitrifying conditions, George Hegeman; procedures for investigation of the role of inorganic polyphosphates in metabolism, Harland G.Wood et al; fermentative degradation of aromatic compounds, Bernhard Schink and Andreas Tschech; enzymes, coenzymes, and intermediates of methanogenesis from carbon dioxide, Mark I.Donnelly and Ralph S.Wolfe. Part 4 Microbial enzymology: properties of p-cresol methylhydroxylases, David J.Hopper; mechanisms of catecholic dioxygenases, John D.Lipscomb et al; enzyme chemistry and evolution in the B-Ketoadipate pathway, John W.Kozarich; oxygen biochemistry at the surface of the skin, Karin U.Schallreuter and John M.Wood. Part 5 Microbial genetics: the pseudomonas genome - its analysis and organization, B.W.Holloway; organization of and relationships between catabolic genes of TOL plasmids, Peter A.Williams et al; unity and diversity in the degradation of xylenois by pseudomonas spp - a model for the study of microbial evolution, Ronald Bayly et al; genetic studies of methanol metabolism in the facultative methylotroph, methylobacterium organophilum strain XX, Sara Machlin et al; sugar and spice and all that's nice - the contribution of Escherichia Coli to the carbon cycle, Ronald A.Cooper; genetic analysis of carbohydrate metabolism in pseudomonas, Paul V.Phibbs, Jr; expression and complementation of naphthalene dixygenase activity in Escherichia Coli, Burt D.Ensley. Part 6 Potential applications of microbial metabolism: poly-8-hydroxybutyrate - an intriguing biopolymer, Edwin A.Dawes; microbial transformations of toluene to commodity chemicals, S.R.Hagedorn and P.C.Maxwell.

Erscheint lt. Verlag 3.5.1988
Zusatzinfo Farb., s/w. Abb.
Verlagsort Chur
Sprache englisch
Gewicht 889 g
Themenwelt Studium 1. Studienabschnitt (Vorklinik) Biochemie / Molekularbiologie
Naturwissenschaften Biologie Mikrobiologie / Immunologie
ISBN-10 3-7186-0472-8 / 3718604728
ISBN-13 978-3-7186-0472-2 / 9783718604722
Zustand Neuware
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