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Eur J Biochem. 1998 May;254(1):96-102. Carbon-flux distribution in the central metabolic pathways of Corynebacterium glutamicum during growth on fructose. Dominguez H, Rollin C, Guyonvarch A, et al.



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ATP production rate Maximum N/A -R01786-R04779+2.5*R01061+R01512+R00200+2.5*R00209
+2.5*R00267+2.5*R08549-R00405+1.5*R00402+2.5*R00342
+2.5*R00214
ATP production rate Minium N/A -R01786-R04779+2.5*R01061+R01512+R00200+2.5*R00209
+2.5*R08549-R00405+1.5*R00402+2.5*R00342
NADPH production rate Maximum N/A R02736+R01528+R00267+R00214
NADPH production rate Minium N/A R02736+R01528
ATP production rate Maximum N/A -R01786-R04779+2.5*R01061+R01512+R00200+2.5*R00209
+2.5*R00267+2.5*R08549-R00405+1.5*R00402+2.5*R00342
+2.5*R00214
ATP production rate Minium N/A -R01786-R04779+2.5*R01061+R01512+R00200+2.5*R00209
+2.5*R08549-R00405+1.5*R00402+2.5*R00342
NADPH production rate Maximum N/A R02736+R01528+R00267+R00214
NADPH production rate Minium N/A R02736+R01528
Growth Condition
Strains Xylitol-resistant mutants of C.glutamicum ATCC 17965
Genotype
Culture medium The growth medium was that previously described " Dominguez, H., Nezondet, C., Lindley, N. D. & Cocaign, M. (1993)Modified carbon flux during oxygen limited growth of Corynebacterium glutamicum and the consequences for amino acid overproduction, Biotechnol. Letts. 15, 4492454." except as regarding the carbon substrate which was either glucose or fructose added to obtain initial sugar concentrations of 83 mM (500 mM carbon equivalent
Carbon source Fructose.
Growth rate 0.48/h
Case-specific description Proposed modification of the flux distribution through the tricarboxylic acid cycle to facilitate an adequate supply of NADPH for anabolic requirements during growth of C.glutamicum on fructose.
Growth Condition
Strains Xylitol-resistant mutants of C.glutamicum ATCC 17965
Genotype
Culture medium The growth medium was that previously described " Dominguez, H., Nezondet, C., Lindley, N. D. & Cocaign, M. (1993)Modified carbon flux during oxygen limited growth of Corynebacterium glutamicum and the consequences for amino acid overproduction, Biotechnol. Letts. 15, 4492454." except as regarding the carbon substrate which was either glucose or fructose added to obtain initial sugar concentrations of 83 mM (500 mM carbon equivalent
Carbon source Glucose.
Growth rate 0.59/h
Case-specific description The flux distribution of C.glutamicum grown on glucose.
Specific Rate (mmol g-1 h-1)
Fructose 4.4
glucose N/A
CO2 8.1
dihydroxyacetone 0.29
lactate 0.21
Specific Rate (mmol g-1 h-1)
Fructose N/A
glucose 4.7
CO2 6.2
dihydroxyacetone N/A
lactate N/A
Source