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J Bacteriol. 1976 February; 125(2): 423-428

H2-dependent anaerobic growth of Escherichia coli on L-malate: succinate formation.

J Macy, H Kulla and G Gottschalk

ABSTRACT

Escherichia coli grew anaerobically on L-malate only in the presence of H2; 91% of the L-malate utilized was converted to succinate. Anaerobically isolated membrane vesicles catalyzed the reduction of fumarate with H2 and contained a b-type cytochrome. Cytochrome c552 was present in the "periplasmic space."

J Bacteriol. 1976 February; 125(2): 423-428






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