Lecture

Microbial Carbon Fixation

Description

This lecture covers different pathways for carbon fixation by microorganisms, such as the acetyl-coA pathway and the hydroxypropionate bi-cycle. It explains the production of key metabolites like pyruvate and acetyl-coA, and the enzymes involved in these processes. The lecture also delves into the diversity of CO2 fixation pathways and the importance of these processes in the environment.

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Ontological neighbourhood

Biology

Cell biology: Metabolism, Photosynthesis, Protein biosynthesis

Chemistry

Organic chemistry: Organic compound, Carboxylic acids

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