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Shewanella species are mostly marine bacteria distributed widely from shallowto deep-sea areas. The species from the deep-sea grow well under high pressure, exhibiting what is called `piezophilic growth'. In contrast, those from the shallow areas cannot grow under such high pressure, thus showing `piezo-sensitive growth'. Proteins from deep-sea piezophilic Shewanella must adapt to high pressure, which may otherwise aŠect protein structure. Proteins from both piezophilic and piezo-sensitive Shewanella species are useful tools for comparative analysis to understand the pressure adaptation mechanism of proteins. In this review, we presented some comparative studies on proteins from Shewanella and other related bacteria. [deep-sea, piezophilic, piezo-sensitive, pressure adaptation, protein stability, protein structure, Shewanella]

Correlation between the Optimal Growth Pressures of <i>Shewanella</i> Species and the Stabilities of Their Proteins