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J Bacteriol. 1983 June; 154(3): 1245-1251
Characterization of lactose transport in Kluyveromyces lactis.
R C Dickson and
K Barr
ABSTRACT
We have determined that lactose uptake in Kluyveromyces lactis is mediated by an inducible transport system. Induction, elicited by lactose or galactose, of the transporter required protein synthesis. Transport of lactose required an energy-generating system and occurred by an active process, since an intracellular lactose concentration 175 times greater than the extracellular concentration could be obtained. The Km for lactose transport was about 2.8 mM in uninduced and lactose- or galactose-induced cells. The lactose transporters in K. lactis and Escherichia coli appear to be different since they respond uniquely to inhibition by substrate analogs.
J Bacteriol. 1983 June; 154(3): 1245-1251
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