Spectroscopic properties and bacteriochlorophyll c isomer composition of extramembranous light-harvesting complexes in the green sulfur photosynthetic bacterium Chlorobium tepidum and its CT0388-deleted mutant under vitamin B12-limited conditions
The effects of exogenous vitamin B 12 on the green sulfur photosynthetic bacterium Chlorobium ( Chl. ) tepidum were examined. Wild-type cells and mutant cells lacking a gene CT0388 (denoted as VB0388) of Chl. tepidum were grown in liquid cultures containing different concentrations of vitamin B 12 ....
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description | The effects of exogenous vitamin B
12
on the green sulfur photosynthetic bacterium
Chlorobium
(
Chl.
)
tepidum
were examined. Wild-type cells and mutant cells lacking a gene
CT0388
(denoted as VB0388) of
Chl.
tepidum
were grown in liquid cultures containing different concentrations of vitamin B
12
. The VB0388 cells hardly grew in vitamin B
12
-limited media, indicating that the product of
CT0388
actually played an important role in vitamin B
12
biosynthesis in
Chl. tepidum.
Both wild-type and VB0388 cells in vitamin B
12
-limited media exhibited absorption bands and CD signals at the Q
y
region that were shifted to a shorter wavelength than those of cells grown in normal media. BChl
c
isomers that had
S
-stereochemistry at the 3
1
-position tended to increase in
Chl. tepidum
grown in vitamin B
12
-limited media. |
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Chlorobium
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Chl.
tepidum
were grown in liquid cultures containing different concentrations of vitamin B
12
. The VB0388 cells hardly grew in vitamin B
12
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CT0388
actually played an important role in vitamin B
12
biosynthesis in
Chl. tepidum.
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12
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Chlorobium
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Chl.
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tepidum
were examined. Wild-type cells and mutant cells lacking a gene
CT0388
(denoted as VB0388) of
Chl.
tepidum
were grown in liquid cultures containing different concentrations of vitamin B
12
. The VB0388 cells hardly grew in vitamin B
12
-limited media, indicating that the product of
CT0388
actually played an important role in vitamin B
12
biosynthesis in
Chl. tepidum.
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12
-limited media exhibited absorption bands and CD signals at the Q
y
region that were shifted to a shorter wavelength than those of cells grown in normal media. BChl
c
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S
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1
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Chl. tepidum
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12
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Chlorobium
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Chl.
)
tepidum
were examined. Wild-type cells and mutant cells lacking a gene
CT0388
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Chl.
tepidum
were grown in liquid cultures containing different concentrations of vitamin B
12
. The VB0388 cells hardly grew in vitamin B
12
-limited media, indicating that the product of
CT0388
actually played an important role in vitamin B
12
biosynthesis in
Chl. tepidum.
Both wild-type and VB0388 cells in vitamin B
12
-limited media exhibited absorption bands and CD signals at the Q
y
region that were shifted to a shorter wavelength than those of cells grown in normal media. BChl
c
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S
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1
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Chl. tepidum
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