Growth rate related concentration changes of the starvation response regulators sigmaS and ppGpp in glucose-limited fed-batch and continuous cultures of Escherichia coli.

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Growth rate related concentration changes of the starvation response regulators sigmaS and ppGpp in glucose-limited fed-batch and continuous cultures of Escherichia coli. / Teich, A; Meyer, S; Lin, Hongying; Andersson, L; Enfors, S; Neubauer, P.

in: BIOTECHNOL PROGR, Jahrgang 15, Nr. 1, 1, 1999, S. 123-129.

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title = "Growth rate related concentration changes of the starvation response regulators sigmaS and ppGpp in glucose-limited fed-batch and continuous cultures of Escherichia coli.",
abstract = "The entry of Escherichia coli into glucose starvation is connected to the induction of both the stringent response and the general stress response. The concentration of the corresponding response regulators ppGpp and sigmaS (RpoS, KatF) was investigated during glucose-limited growth at different growth rates and with different cultivation strategies, including fed-batch fermentation, chemostat, and a continuous-cultivation technique with computer-controlled decrease of the feeding rate (A-stat). This study confirms the model of the in vivo effect of ppGpp on sigmaS by the direct measurement of ppGpp and sigmaS levels. The response of both regulators was clearly shown in situations where a nutrient shift occurs. A correlation in the concentration of both regulators was also shown under steady-state conditions. However, during transients with slow continuous changes of the nutrient availability, this concerted reaction of ppGpp and sigmaS is less apparent, indicating the specific importance of these regulators for the adaptation of the cells to fast changes of environmental parameters.",
author = "A Teich and S Meyer and Hongying Lin and L Andersson and S Enfors and P Neubauer",
year = "1999",
language = "Deutsch",
volume = "15",
pages = "123--129",
journal = "BIOTECHNOL PROGR",
issn = "8756-7938",
publisher = "John Wiley and Sons Ltd",
number = "1",

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TY - JOUR

T1 - Growth rate related concentration changes of the starvation response regulators sigmaS and ppGpp in glucose-limited fed-batch and continuous cultures of Escherichia coli.

AU - Teich, A

AU - Meyer, S

AU - Lin, Hongying

AU - Andersson, L

AU - Enfors, S

AU - Neubauer, P

PY - 1999

Y1 - 1999

N2 - The entry of Escherichia coli into glucose starvation is connected to the induction of both the stringent response and the general stress response. The concentration of the corresponding response regulators ppGpp and sigmaS (RpoS, KatF) was investigated during glucose-limited growth at different growth rates and with different cultivation strategies, including fed-batch fermentation, chemostat, and a continuous-cultivation technique with computer-controlled decrease of the feeding rate (A-stat). This study confirms the model of the in vivo effect of ppGpp on sigmaS by the direct measurement of ppGpp and sigmaS levels. The response of both regulators was clearly shown in situations where a nutrient shift occurs. A correlation in the concentration of both regulators was also shown under steady-state conditions. However, during transients with slow continuous changes of the nutrient availability, this concerted reaction of ppGpp and sigmaS is less apparent, indicating the specific importance of these regulators for the adaptation of the cells to fast changes of environmental parameters.

AB - The entry of Escherichia coli into glucose starvation is connected to the induction of both the stringent response and the general stress response. The concentration of the corresponding response regulators ppGpp and sigmaS (RpoS, KatF) was investigated during glucose-limited growth at different growth rates and with different cultivation strategies, including fed-batch fermentation, chemostat, and a continuous-cultivation technique with computer-controlled decrease of the feeding rate (A-stat). This study confirms the model of the in vivo effect of ppGpp on sigmaS by the direct measurement of ppGpp and sigmaS levels. The response of both regulators was clearly shown in situations where a nutrient shift occurs. A correlation in the concentration of both regulators was also shown under steady-state conditions. However, during transients with slow continuous changes of the nutrient availability, this concerted reaction of ppGpp and sigmaS is less apparent, indicating the specific importance of these regulators for the adaptation of the cells to fast changes of environmental parameters.

M3 - SCORING: Zeitschriftenaufsatz

VL - 15

SP - 123

EP - 129

JO - BIOTECHNOL PROGR

JF - BIOTECHNOL PROGR

SN - 8756-7938

IS - 1

M1 - 1

ER -