Vesicle formation and cellulose degradation in Bacteroides succinogenes cultures: ultrastructural aspects
Vesicle formation and cellulose degradation in Bacteroides succinogenes cultures: ultrastructural aspects
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产琥珀酸拟杆菌培养物中的囊泡形成和纤维素降解:超微结构方面
DOI:
10.1007/bf00425364
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发表时间:
1987
影响因子:
2.8
通讯作者:
B. Gaillard
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作者:
G. Gaudet;B. Gaillard
In 3-day-old cultures ofBacteroides succinogenesgrown on filter paper, no cell division was observed. When grown on cellulosic substrate, bacteria exhibited vesicles clustered within cell wall pockets. In 2 day-old filter paper cultures, cells adhered tightly to the substrate. Twenty to 30% of them were dividing. There were cell wall pockets in about 25% of the bacteria, but no vesicles. Whether they adhered to the cellulosic substrate or not, and irrespective of the age of the bacteria, storage polysaccharides were found in the form of dense granules in the cytoplasm. It would appear that vesicles are not essential for cellulose degradation, but are rather a sign of ageing of the cells.