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v GENERAL INTRODUCTION 1 Dissertation Organization 1 Literature Cited 2 CHAPTER 1. LITERATURE REVIEW 3 Magnetotactic Bacteria 3 Microbial Iron Transport 14 Literature Cited 24 CHAPTER 2. EVIDENCE FOR A COPPER-DEPENDENT IRON TRANSPORT SYSTEM IN THE MARINE, MAGNETOTACTIC BACTERIUM STRAIN MV-1 34 Abstract 34 Introduction 35 Materials and Methods 37 Results 50 Discussion 60 Acknowledgements 65 Literature Cited 65 CHAPTER 3. CLONING AND SEQUENCING OF THE FORM H RIBULOSE BISPHOSPHATE CARBOXYLASE/OXYGENASE (RubisCO) GENE (cMM) FROM mggMgfoAKdcfww. 90 Introduction 90 Materials and Methods 91 Results 93 Discussion 95 Literature Cited 95 CHAPTER 4. GENERAL CONCLUSIONS 98 APPENDIX A. STORAGE OF SEVERAL MAGNETOTACTIC SPECIES, IRON LOCALIZATION EXPERIMENTS IN MV-1, AND N-TERMINAL SEQUENCES OF THREE MAGNETOSOME MEMBRANE PROTEINS OF MV-1 100 APPENDIX B. 16S rDNA OF A CHEMOLITHOAUTOTROPHIC SULFUROXIDIZING BACTERIUM, ECTOSYMBIOTIC BACTERIA OF MARINE INVERTEBRATES, AND A MARINE sp. 104 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 108

Evidence of a role for copper in iron uptake for magnetosome synthesis in the marine, magnetotactic bacterium, strain MV-1