Date of Award
Fall 1987
Project Type
Dissertation
Program or Major
Microbiology
Degree Name
Doctor of Philosophy
Abstract
Little is known concerning the physiology of obligate microaerophiles. This thesis describes research aimed at furthering our understanding of the obligately microaerophilic nature of the magnetic diazotrophic denitrifier, Aquaspirillum magnetotacticum. Included are studies of iron respiration-driven proton translocation, of microaerobic denitrification and associated NO$\sbsp{2}{-}$ toxicity, and of expression and cellular location of O$\sb2$ detoxifying enzymes in this organism.
Recommended Citation
SHORT, KEVIN ALLEN, "MICROAEROPHILIC PHYSIOLOGY OF AQUASPIRILLUM MAGNETOTACTICUM" (1987). Doctoral Dissertations. 1524.
https://scholars.unh.edu/dissertation/1524