Regulation of carbon dioxide fixation in the chemoautotroph Xanthobacter flavus

Autotrophic bacteria and plants are able to convert the greenhouse gas carbon dioxide, CO2, into cell material. Although there are a number of metabolic pathways supporting autotrophic growth, the Calvin cycle is the most widely distributed of these. CO2 fixation requires a large amount of energy which originates from light or chemical oxidation, supporting respectively photoautotrophic or chemoautotrophic growth....

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