论文信息 - Lactate degradation by polysaccharide-producing Neisseria isolated from human dental plaque.

Lactate degradation by polysaccharide-producing Neisseria isolated from human dental plaque.

Abstract Saccharolytic and polysaccharide-producing Neisseria , isolated from human dental plaque, degrade lactate mainly to acetate and CO 2 . The citric acid cycle is involved with lactate degradation via pyruvate to a variable extent. Lactate degradation in these strains is very similar to that of Neisseria sp. (strain Ne-15), the lactate degradation pathway of which we have reported previously.

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