mirabilis bigelovii/potassium

Voltage-gated potassium channels make up a large molecular family of integral membrane proteins that are fundamentally involved in the generation of bioelectric signals such as nerve impulses. These proteins span the cell membrane, forming potassium-selective pores that are rapidly switched open or

This paper investigates further the question of whether the flagella of Proteus mirabilis emerge from basal bodies. The bacteria were grown to the stage of swarmer differentiation, treated lightly with penicillin, and then shocked osmotically. As a result of this treatment, much of the cytoplasmic

Resting cells of Proteus mirabilis effectively dehydrogenate aldonates and aldarates to the corresponding 2-oxocarboxylates (Figure 2). The prerequisite is an (R)-configured alpha-carbon atom next to the carboxylate group. The oxidation reagent is dimethylsulfoxide and the electron mediator is