2016
DOI: 10.1016/j.syapm.2016.09.006
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Genomic characterization of a fructophilic bee symbiont Lactobacillus kunkeei reveals its niche-specific adaptation

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“…Strong NADH oxidase activity (2,982 mU/mg protein) was recorded, but no ADH or ALDH activity was recorded. These results corresponded with those recorded for Fructobacillus species [5, 8]. This agreed well with our previous finding that L. apinorum JCM 30765 T lacks the adhE gene encoding AdhE protein with bifunctional alcohol/acetaldehyde dehydrogenase activities [5].…”
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“…Strong NADH oxidase activity (2,982 mU/mg protein) was recorded, but no ADH or ALDH activity was recorded. These results corresponded with those recorded for Fructobacillus species [5, 8]. This agreed well with our previous finding that L. apinorum JCM 30765 T lacks the adhE gene encoding AdhE protein with bifunctional alcohol/acetaldehyde dehydrogenase activities [5].…”
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“…It is thus not unusual to isolate FLAB from fructose-rich environments, including flowers, fruits and the guts of fructose-feeding insects [1, 3]. The unique characteristics in FLAB were suggested to be obtained by a reductive evolution that took place to adapt to specific niches [4, 5]. All five species of the genus Fructobacillus are representatives of this unique microbial group [2, 6].…”
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