Regulation of glycolytic flux and overflow metabolism depending on the source of energy generation for energy demand
K Shimizu, Y Matsuoka - Biotechnology advances, 2019 - Elsevier
Overflow metabolism is a common phenomenon observed at higher glycolytic flux in many
bacteria, yeast (known as Crabtree effect), and mammalian cells including cancer cells …
bacteria, yeast (known as Crabtree effect), and mammalian cells including cancer cells …
[HTML][HTML] A bacterial growth law out of steady state
YK Kohanim, D Levi, G Jona, BD Towbin, A Bren… - Cell reports, 2018 - cell.com
Bacterial growth follows simple laws in constant conditions. However, bacteria in nature
often face fluctuating environments. We therefore ask whether there are growth laws that …
often face fluctuating environments. We therefore ask whether there are growth laws that …
Ribosome provisioning activates a bistable switch coupled to fast exit from stationary phase
P Remigi, GC Ferguson, SD Monte, PB Rainey - bioRxiv, 2018 - biorxiv.org
Observations of bacteria at the single-cell level have revealed many instances of phenotypic
heterogeneity within otherwise clonal populations, but the selective causes, molecular …
heterogeneity within otherwise clonal populations, but the selective causes, molecular …