Bacterial Responses to pH (eBook)

Derek J. Chadwick and Gail Cardew are editors for Bacterial Responses to pH and other scientific titles.

Problems of Adverse pH and Bacterial Strategies to Combat it (M.
Dilworth & A. Glenn).

The Regulation of Intracellular pH in Bacteria (I. Booth).

pH Sensing in Bacterial Chemotaxis (M. Levit & J. Stock).

Inducible Acid Tolerance Mechanisms in Enteric Bacteria (J. Foster
& M. Moreno).

Acid and Base Regulation in the Proteome of Escherichia coli (J.
Slonczewski & D. Blankenhorn).

Acid Tolerance Induced by Metabolites and Secreted Proteins, and
How Tolerance Can Be Counteracted (R. Rowbury).

Acid Tolerance in Root Nodule Bacteria (A. Glenn, et al.).

How Can Archaea Cope with Extreme Acidity? (G. Schäfer).

pH Homeostasis in Acidophiles (A. Matin).

pH Tolerance in Bacillus: Alkaliphiles versus non-Alkaliphiles (T.
Krulwich, et al.).

The Molecular Mechanism of Regulation of the NhA Na +/H +
Antiporter of Escherichia coli, a Key Transporter in the Adaptation
to Na + and H + (E. Padan, et al.).

Bacterial Energetics at High pH: What Happens to the H + Cycle
when the Extracellular H + Concentration Decreases? (V.
Skulachev).

Proton ATPases in Bacteria: Comparison to Escherichia coli F_1F_0
as the Prototype (R. Fillingame & S. Divall).

Cation Movements at Alkaline pH in Bacteria Growing without
Respiration (H. Kobayashi, et al.). Final General Discussion:
Maintenance Energy.

Global Sensors of pH.

Summary (R. Poole).

Indexes.