Acetogenesis

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adam_text ACETOGENESIS EDITED BY Harold L Drake CHAPMAN amp; HALL New York • London Contents Dedication vii Preface xvii Contributors - xix Part I: INTRODUCTION TO ACETOGENESIS 1 Acetogenesis, Acetogenic Bacteria, and the Acetyl-CoA Wood/Ljungdahl Pathway: Past and Current Perspectives 3 Harold L Drake 1 Introduction: a brief reflection on Harland G Wood 3 2 Historical perspectives S 3 Definitions and usefulness of the terms acetogens and acetogenesis 11 4 Acetogenic bacteria 14 5 The acetyl-CoA pathway: nuts and bolts of acetogenesis 25 6 The concept of critical enzymes in Co2 fixation and chemolithoautotrophy 34 7 Regulation and genetics 35 8 Ecosystems and the acetyl-CoA pathway 37 9 Potential applications 42 10 Unresolved problems 44 11 References 45 x Contents Part II: BIOCHEMISTRY AND ENERGETICS OF ACETOGENESIS AND THE ACETYL-CoA PATHWAY 2 The Acetyl-CoA Pathway and the Chemiosmotic Generation of ATP during Acetogenesis 63 Lars G Ljungdahl 1 Introduction and historical notes 63 2 Figuring out the wood acetyl-CoA pathway 63 3 The acetyl-CoA pathway: evolving of autotrophy 68 4 Electron carriers, membrane components, and ATPase of C thermoaceticum and C thermoautotrophicum 71 5 Proton motive force and electron transport in membranes of C thermoaceticum and C thermoautotrophicum 75 6 Concluding remarks 80 7 References 81 3 CO Dehydrogenase and the Central Role of This Enzyme in the Fixation of Carbon Dioxide by Anaerobic Bacteria 88 Stephen W Ragsdale 1 Introduction 88 2 Summary of the acetyl-CoA pathway 89 3 Properties of CO dehydrogenase (CODH) 91 4 Enzymology of CODH/acetyl-CoA synthase 108 5 Summary of the reductive acetyl-CoA pathway 114 6 Involvement of CODH in the heterotrophic growth of acetogens 115 7 CODH in other anaerobic autotrophs and organisms that utilize acetate 116 8 Perspectives and future studies 117 9 References 119 4 The Sodium Ion Cycle in Acetogenic and Methanogenic Bacteria: Generation and Utilization of a Primary Electrochemical Sodium Ion Gradient 127 Volker Muller and Gerhard Gottschalk 1 Introduction 127 2 The acetyl-CoA pathway: a comparison of methanogenesis and acetogenesis 128 3 Identification of a primary sodium ion pump coupled to methanogenesis from formaldehyde + H2 132 Contents xi 4 Sodium ion dependence of acetate formation in acetogenic bacteria 139 5 Generation of a primary sodium ion gradient during acetogenesis 141 6 Functions of the electrochemical sodium ion gradient in methanogenic and acetogenic bacteria 142 7 Distribution of the sodium ion-motive methyltransferase in bacteria using the acetyl-CoA pathway 147 8 Concluding remarks 148 9 References 149 5 Energetics of Acetogenesis from C, Units 157 Gabriele Diekert and Gert Wohlfarth 1 Introduction to homoacetogenic bacteria 157 2 Energetics of acetate formation from CO2 160 3 Utilization of reduced Cl substrates 170 4 References 175 6 Corrinoid-Dependent Mechanism of Acetogenesis from Methanol 180 Erhard Stupperich 1 Introduction 180 2 Properties of corrinoids 182 3 Peculiarities of the Sporomusa corrinoid 184 4 Tentative reaction mechanism of the methanol activation 185 5 Experimental evidence for a corrinoid-dependent methanol cleavage 188 6 Conclusion 190 7 References 191 Part III: ISOLATION, IDENTIFICATION, AND PHYLOGENY OF ACETOGENIC BACTERIA 7 Diversity, Ecology, and Isolation of Acetogenic Bacteria 197 Bernhard Schink 1 Introduction 197 2 Diversity of homoacetogenic bacteria 198 3 Ecology 211 4 Enrichment and isolation 221 5 Conclusions 226 6 References 227 xii Contents j 8 Development of DNA Probes for the Detection and Identification of Acetogenic Bacteria 236 Charles R Lovell 1 Introduction 236 2 Functional group specific acetogen probes 237 3 The acetogen functional group probe: prospects and problems 244 4 PCR amplification of acetogen specific DNA sequences 247 5 Prospects for future research 248 6 References 249 9 A Phylogenetic Assessment of the Acetogens 254 Ralph S Tanner and Carl R Woese 1 Introduction 254 2 Importance of phylogeny 254 3 Methodology 255 4 Phylogeny of the acetogens 258 5 Unanswered questions 263 6 References 266 Part IV: PHYSIOLOGICAL AND ECOLOGICAL POTENTIALS OF ACETOGENIC BACTERIA 10 Acetogenesis: Reality in the Laboratory, Uncertainty Elsewhere 273 Harold L Drake, Steven L Daniel, Carola Matthies, and Kirsten Kiisel 1 Introduction 273 2 Diverse reductant sinks: where electrons go laboratory cultures 273 3 Diverse origins of reductant: where electrons originate in laboratory cultures 284 4 The distance between test tubes and the ecosystem 292 5 References 296 11 Acetogenesis from Carbon Dioxide in Termite Guts 303 John A Breznak 1 Introduction 303 2 Termites and their nutritional ecology 304 3 The discovery of H2/CO2 acetogenesis in termite guts 306 4 Characteristics of acetogenesis from CO2 by the gut microbiota of termites 311 5 H2/CO2 acetogenic bacteria isolated from termite guts 317 6 Competition for H2 between termite gut microbes 321 Contents xiii 7 Concluding remarks 323 8 References 324 12 Acetogenesis and the Rumen: Syntrophic Relationships 331 Roderick I Mackie and Marvin P Bryant 1 Introduction 331 2 The rumen ecosystem 332 3 Isolation and characteristics of acetogens from the rumen 335 4 Metabolic activities involving acetogenesis 341 5 Factors affecting acetogenesis in the rumen 350 6 Potential and implications for ruminal manipulation of acetogens 356 7 References 357 13 Acetogenesis from CO2 in the Human Colonic Ecosystem 365 Meyer J Wolin and Terry L Miller 1 Colonic fermentation 365 2 Evidence for CO2 acetogenesis 369 3 Pure culture studies 370 4 Magnitude of human CO2 acetogenesis 382 5 Fermentation and health 382 6 References 383 14 Syntrophic Acetate Oxidation and Reversible Acetogenesis 386 Stephen H Zinder 1 Introduction 386 2 Historical background 387 3 The thermophilic-acetate oxidizing coculture 391 4 The isolated acetate oxidizing rod (AOR) 398 5 Related examples of acetate oxidation via the Wood acetogenic pathway in other organisms 404 6 Ecology of methanogenic acetate oxidation 406 7 Summary, conclusions, and unanswered questions 408 8 References 410 15 Acetogenesis at Low Temperature 416 Alia N Nozhevnikova, Oleg R Kotsyurbenko, and Marija V Simankova 1 Introduction 416 2 Acetogenesis in pond sediment 417 3 Acetogenesis in tundra soil samples 422 x/V Contents } 4 Acetogenesis during the anaerobic digestion of animal waste at low temperature 423 5 Isolation of acetogenic bacteria from low temperature environments 425 6 Conclusions 427 7 References 428 16 Halophilic Acetogenic Bacteria 432 George A Zavarzin, Tatjana N Zhilina, and Margarete A Pusheva 1 Introduction 432 2 Habitat and isolation of Acetohalobium 433 3 Characteristics of Acetohalobium 434 4 Extreme halophilic isolates 438 5 Postion of haloacetogens in the halophilic community 438 6 References 441 17 O-Demethylation and Other Transformations of Aromatic Compounds by Acetogenic Bacteria 445 Anne Cornish Frazer 1 Introduction 2 O-demethylation 3 Reduction of phenylpropenoate side chain 4 Oxidation and reductive biotransformations of aromatic alcohols, aldehydes, and acids 5 Decarboxylation of benzoic acid analogues 6 Mandelate decarboxylation 7 Hydroxylation 8 Concluding remarks 9 References 18 Acetate and the Potential of Homoacetogenic Bacteria for Industrial Applications 484 Juergen Wiegel 1 Introduction 484 2 Aspects of using homoacetogens in industrial applications 486 3 Ca-Mg-Acetate (CMA) production with thermophilic homoacetogens 496 4 Miscellaneous uses of acetogens 498 5 Conclusions 500 6 References 500 Contents xv Part V: ACETOGENIC PROCESSES IN OTHER BACTERIAL GROUPS 19 Variations of the Acetyl-CoA Pathway in Diversely Related Microorganisms That Are Not Acetogens 507 Georg Fuchs 1 Introduction 507 2 Diverse functions of the acetyl-CoA pathway 508 3 Biochemical variations 510 4 Bioenergetic considerations 511 5 The acetyl-CoA pathway versus the citric acid cycle, a choice 514 6 Historic relationships 517 7 References 518 20 Autotrophic Acetyl Coenzyme A Biosynthesis in Methanogens 521 William B Whitman 1 Introduction: early studies 521 2 Demonstration that acetyl-CoA was the first product of CO2 fixation 524 3 Carbon monoxide assimilation and production by whole cells 527 4 Enzymology of autotrophic CO2 fixation 529 5 Ljungdahl-Wood pathway in Methanococcus and other methanogens 532 6 References 535 21 CO Dehydrogenase of Methanogens 539 James G Ferry 1 Introduction 539 2 Microbiology of methanogenesis 539 3 CO dehydrogenase and the physiology of methanogens 541 4 Biochemistry of CO dehydrogenases from methanogens 545 5 References 551 22 Occurrence and Function of the Acetyl-CoA Cleavage Pathway in a Syntrophic Propionate-Oxidizing Bacterium 557 Alfons J M Stams and Caroline M Plugge 1 Degradation of organic matter in methanogenic ecosystems 557 2 Interspecies electron transfer - 557 3 Syntrophic propionate oxidation 558 4 Comparison with other anaerobic bacteria 564 5 References 564 xvi Contents 23 Acetate via Glycine: A Different Form of Acetogenesis 568 Jan R Andreesen 1 Introduction: common and different steps in both pathways of acetogenesis 568 2 Conditions for acetogenesis via glycine 569 3 Enzymes specially involved in glycine metabolism 581 4 Enzymes involved in THF-dependent one-carbon metabolism and acetogenesis 601 5 Ancillary enzymes involved in the formation of glycine 606 6 Conclusions 608 7 References 609
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