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Pseudomonas putida - vliv kadmia na růst a produkci metalothioneinu podobného proteinu

Title in English Pseudomonas putida - the effect of cadmium on growth and production of metallothionein-like protein
Authors

NĚMEC Miroslav HAMMEROVÁ Jindřiška

Year of publication 2008
Type Article in Proceedings
Conference Proteiny 2008
MU Faculty or unit

Faculty of Science

Citation
Field Microbiology, virology
Keywords metallothionein production cadmium
Description Pseudomonas putida is integral component of consortium Biorem RC1 that is used for degradation of oil derivates including polyaromates. Results showed significant decrease of growth and density of cellular suspenses in response to increasing concentration of cadmium in cultivation medium and elongating time of cultivation. The synthesis of metallothioneins is regulated at the transcription level and is induced by many factors. The general role of MT covers the homeostatic regulation of essential metals, the chelation of nonessential heavy metals and protection of oxidative stress. Pseudomonas putida cells synthetize the metalloprotein-like protein in response to cadmium presention.
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