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Induction of cold-responsive proteins in Vibrio vulnificus

Victoria McGovern, James D. Oliver

Journal of Bacteriology · 1995 · 81 citations · 10 references

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We have studied the response of Vibrio vulnificus to temperature shifts (23 to 13 degrees C) within the organism's permissive growth range. Cold shift induced a diminution in protein synthesis. Following a short lag, cells began growth at a new rate. Forty proteins were induced by this downshift.

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