Characteristics of Na +-dependent respiratory chain in Vibrio anguillarum, a fish pathogen, in comparison with other marine Vibrios
The activity of membrane-bound NADH oxidase of Vibrio anguillarum M93 (serotype J-O-1), which causes vibriosis in freshwater area was activated by Na + in the same manner as other marine Vibrios. However, in addition to Na +, K + was also found to positively enhance the NADH oxidase activity of stra...
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| description | The activity of membrane-bound NADH oxidase of
Vibrio anguillarum M93 (serotype J-O-1), which causes vibriosis in freshwater area was activated by Na
+ in the same manner as other marine
Vibrios. However, in addition to Na
+, K
+ was also found to positively enhance the NADH oxidase activity of strain M93. This tendency has not been recognized in other marine
Vibrios. Furthermore, the Na
+-dependent NADH oxidase of strain M93 required less Na
+ (0.1 M) for its maximum activity than those of other
Vibrios such as
Vibrio alginolyticus and ‘
Vibrio angustum’ S14, which were in the range of 0.4 M NaCl, similar as seawater. Destruction of H
+ motive force by a proton conductor carbonylcyanide
m-chlorophenylhydrazone (CCCP) revealed high dependency of
V. anguillarum on the primary H
+ pump. Even at pH 8.5,
V. anguillarum strains other than serotype O-4 could not grow well with the addition of CCCP. In contrast, marine-type
Vibrios such as
V. alginolyticus and
V. angustum S14 can grow well at pH 8.5 even with the addition of CCCP. The lower requirement for Na
+ in
V. anguillarum probably reflects the salinity of their original habitats. |
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Vibrios. Furthermore, the Na
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Vibrios such as
Vibrio alginolyticus and ‘
Vibrio angustum’ S14, which were in the range of 0.4 M NaCl, similar as seawater. Destruction of H
+ motive force by a proton conductor carbonylcyanide
m-chlorophenylhydrazone (CCCP) revealed high dependency of
V. anguillarum on the primary H
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V. anguillarum strains other than serotype O-4 could not grow well with the addition of CCCP. In contrast, marine-type
Vibrios such as
V. alginolyticus and
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+, K
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Vibrios. Furthermore, the Na
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+ (0.1 M) for its maximum activity than those of other
Vibrios such as
Vibrio alginolyticus and ‘
Vibrio angustum’ S14, which were in the range of 0.4 M NaCl, similar as seawater. Destruction of H
+ motive force by a proton conductor carbonylcyanide
m-chlorophenylhydrazone (CCCP) revealed high dependency of
V. anguillarum on the primary H
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V. anguillarum strains other than serotype O-4 could not grow well with the addition of CCCP. In contrast, marine-type
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V. alginolyticus and
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Vibrios. However, in addition to Na
+, K
+ was also found to positively enhance the NADH oxidase activity of strain M93. This tendency has not been recognized in other marine
Vibrios. Furthermore, the Na
+-dependent NADH oxidase of strain M93 required less Na
+ (0.1 M) for its maximum activity than those of other
Vibrios such as
Vibrio alginolyticus and ‘
Vibrio angustum’ S14, which were in the range of 0.4 M NaCl, similar as seawater. Destruction of H
+ motive force by a proton conductor carbonylcyanide
m-chlorophenylhydrazone (CCCP) revealed high dependency of
V. anguillarum on the primary H
+ pump. Even at pH 8.5,
V. anguillarum strains other than serotype O-4 could not grow well with the addition of CCCP. In contrast, marine-type
Vibrios such as
V. alginolyticus and
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