Chemotaxis and Transport of Amino Acids in Allomyces Arbuscula
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Overview
Journal
Antonie Van Leeuwenhoek
Publisher
Springer
Specialty
Microbiology
Date
1976 Jan 1
PMID
1086636
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Abstract
Among a number of amino acids tested, L-lysine and L-arginine are the principal attractants in the chemotaxis of the zygotes of Allomyces arbuscula. The reaction can be stimulated to a greater or lesser extent by a number of compounds chemically related to L-leucine. No relationship between transport of attracting amino acids and their effect on chemotaxis has been found.
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