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Ectoine accumulation and osmotic regulation in Brevibacterium linens
1993
Journal of General Microbiology
Bvevibactevium linens can grow in media of relatively high osmotic strength (up to 3 M-NaCl). Optimal growth in minimal medium occurred with either added NaCl(O.5-1 M) or other osmolytes developing an equivalent osmotic pressure. Above 1 M-NaCl the growth rate slowed, but was enhanced by adding the osmoprotectant glycine betaine or its precursor choline (1 mM) to the media. Neither soluble carbohydrates nor ninhydrin-reacting compounds accumulated during osmotic treatment. However, a
doi:10.1099/00221287-139-1-129
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