Uncoupling in Bacterial Growth: ATP Pool Variation in Zymomonas mobilis Cells in Relation to Different Uncoupling Conditions of Growth

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SUMMARY The ATP pool, chosen as a suitable criterion of the cellular energetic state, has been measured in Zymomonas mobilis in different physiological conditions. ATP accumulates when growth is limited by pantothenic acid or blocked by chloram- phenicol. A constitutive ATPase activity with a low affinity for ATP has been found which could be responsible for the dissipation of the excess energy produced in uncoupling conditions of growth.

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