Biochemical Journal · 1939 · 15 citations · 2 references
Life SciencesBiochemistryMicrobiologyBacteriologyMetabolismMicrobial MetabolismCarbon Dioxide UtilizationCarbon FixationCarbon MetabolismCarbon Source AssimilationCarbon Source UtilizationCo2 AssimilationPropionic Acid Production
WOOD & They found that the amount of CO2 present following fermentation was much less than the amount that had been added as CaCO3. They also found that the total organic C content of the fermented culture was greater than the total organic C content of the unfermented medium [Wood & Werkman, 1938]. These were the first reports concerning such an unusual metabolic reaction of the propionic acid bacteria. However, the later evidence presented by Wood & Werkman [1938] should remove all doubts.
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A Quantitative Study of Succinic Acid in Muscle. I
Dorothy Mary Moyle · Biochemical Journal · 1924 · 36 citations · Full text