Unraveling Mechanisms in Environmental Organic Processes and Environmental Biotechnology
TITLE: Syntrophic splitting of central carbon metabolism in host cells bearing functionally different symbiotic bacteria –ABSTRACT: Insects feeding on the nutrient-poor diet of xylem plant sap generally bear two microbial symbionts that are localized to different organs (bacteriomes) and provide
TITLE: Advancements in 13C isotope tracking of synergistic substrate co-utilization in Pseudomonas species and implications for biotechnology applications –ABSTRACT: Pseudomonads are well-known to thrive in diverse and complex nutritional habitats, and these capabilities make Pseudomonas species attractive as whole-cell
TITLE: The Metabolome of Associations Between Xylem-Feeding Insects and their Bacterial Symbionts –ABSTRACT: Metabolomics has increasingly led to important insights in chemical ecology by identifying environmentally relevant small molecules that mediate inter-organismal interactions. Nevertheless, the application of metabolomics to
TITLE: A non-derivatized method for simultaneous quantitation of proteinogenic, urea-cycle, and acetylated amino acids by liquid chromatography–high-resolution mass spectrometry –ABSTRACT: The quantification of amino acids as freely dissolved compounds or from hydrolyzed peptides and proteins is a common endeavor
TITLE: Adverse Metabolic Outcomes in Soil Pseudomonas Species Exposed to Polyethoxylated Tallow Amine and Glyphosate –ABSTRACT: Polyethoxylated tallow amine (POEA) is a common surfactant used in glyphosate-based herbicide formulations to enhance the bioavailability of the active herbicide ingredient. Toxic effects