Nutrient uptake by microorganisms according to kinetic parameters from theory as related to cytoarchitecture

Article Abstract:

Research was conducted to clarify the relationships between the nutrient uptake of microorganisms and the physical and biochemical principles relevant to the process. Objectives include the definition of the constants specifying the rates, the application of these considerations and the organization of kinetic constants as an index of the ability to collect nutrients. Results indicate that kinetic characteristics specify the ability of microorganisms to prevail through raw competition for nutrients.

Microorganisms, Cell research, Cytological research, Nutrient interactions

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Fate and activity of microorganisms introduced into soil

Article Abstract:

Agricultural microbiological research indicates that beneficial microorganisms tend to survive and grow in soil after innoculation if the abiotic and biotic soil characteristics are well suited to their nutritional and physiological needs. Improvements to research methods are achieved with careful consideration of soil type, ecological environment, choice of beneficial microorganism and carrier materials. Future research is required to improve our understanding of the subject.

Industrial microorganisms, Soil inoculation

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Surprising arginine biosynthesis: A reappraisal of the enzymology and evolution of the pathway in microorganisms

Article Abstract:

The study reports the enzymatic and genomic re-exploration of the evolution of microorganisms. Arginine biosynthesis is a mechanism used to find the pathway of microbes.

Arginine, Amino acids, Amino acid synthesis

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