Autotrophic growth and inorganic sulphur compound oxidation by Sulfolobus sp. in chemostat culture
Archives of Microbiology, ISSN: 0302-8933, Vol: 157, Issue: 2, Page: 155-160
1992
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Sulfolobus strain LM was grown in tetrathionate and thiosulphate-limited continuous culture. CO limitation resulted in a decrease of the steady-state biomass and an increase in the specific rate of thiosulphate oxidation so that substrate did not accumulate in the medium. The initial step in thiosulphate utilization appeared to be its conversion to tetrathionate. The affinity for tetrathionate oxidation appeared to increase with prolonged continuous culture giving an apparent K of about 6 μM tetrathionate, a higher affinity than for thiosulphate oxidation and in the same range as values observed with acidophilic, sulphur-oxidizing eubacteria. © 1992 Springer-Verlag.
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