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Heavy Metal Effects on Proteus Mirabilis Superoxide Dismutase Production

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Specialty Microbiology
Date 1995 Oct 15
PMID 7590184
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Proteus mirabilis expressed three superoxide dismutase activities, which depended on the level of soluble iron and dioxygen in the culture medium. Cadmium and lead decreased production of super oxide dismutase in liquid culture and on solid medium. A fourth super oxide dismutase activity appeared in extracts from cells grown in the presence of cadmium. These results support the idea of an interaction between toxic metal ions and putative iron- and redox-dependent regulatory systems.

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