Organohalide-Respiring Bacteria 2016
DOI: 10.1007/978-3-662-49875-0_8
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“…Based on physiological data and sequence information reported for the pceABCT operon, a tentative model of the electron transfer chain involved in OHR has been proposed previously, where PceA, B, and C could form a membrane-bound protein complex (Maillard and Holliger, 2016). There, PceC was suggested to play a role in electron transfer in agreement with the redox activity of the FMN-binding domain (Buttet et al, 2018).…”
Section: Pcea and Pceb -But Not Pcec -Appear With A Similar Concentra...mentioning
confidence: 89%
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“…Based on physiological data and sequence information reported for the pceABCT operon, a tentative model of the electron transfer chain involved in OHR has been proposed previously, where PceA, B, and C could form a membrane-bound protein complex (Maillard and Holliger, 2016). There, PceC was suggested to play a role in electron transfer in agreement with the redox activity of the FMN-binding domain (Buttet et al, 2018).…”
Section: Pcea and Pceb -But Not Pcec -Appear With A Similar Concentra...mentioning
confidence: 89%
“…Overall, the present study showed a strong relationship between pceA and pceB gene products, both at RNA and protein levels, thus demonstrating the mutual importance of these two subunits for the OHR metabolism. For the first time, a quantitative proteomics approach targeting the key proteins in OHR helped us to challenge the model for the electron-accepting moiety in some Firmicutes (Maillard and Holliger, 2016) and to propose a new putative PceA 2 B reductive dehalogenase complex associated with the cytoplasmic membrane, thus likely excluding PceC from the complex. It is conceivable that PceC plays the role of a helper protein toward PceA, thus not fully excluding its transient and sub-stoichiometric participation in the reductive dehalogenase complex.…”
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“…Examples of bacterial isolates and their metabolic properties are given in Table 2.1. An exhaustive discussion on their phylogenetic characteristics and properties is provided by Maillard and Holliger (2016), Futagami and Furakawa (2016), Goris and Diekert (2016), and Sanford et al (2016).…”
Section: Dechlorinating Microorganismsmentioning
confidence: 99%