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Belaïch, Jean-Pierre (Centre National de la Recherche Scientifique, Marseille, France),and Jacques C. Senez . Influence of aeration and of pantothenate on growth yields ofZymomonas mobilis . J. Bacteriol.89: 1195–1200. 1965.—The growth yields and rates ofZymomonas mobilis were measured in aerobic and anaerobic cultures on glucose medium containing yeast extract, amino acids, or ammonium chloride as the nitrogen source. In the absence of yeast extract, pantothenate was required. The growth yield and rate of the cultures in synthetic (amino acids) or minimal (NH4 Cl) medium supplemented with pantothenate corresponded only to about one-half the “normal” values obtained in the presence of yeast extract, suggesting a situation of energetically uncoupled growth. Attempts to restore normal growth by the addition of various compounds were unsuccessful. Aeration of the cultures resulted in a partial oxidation of ethyl alcohol to acetate, but did not modify the growth yield nor the division time. Both aerobic and anaerobic cells, however, contained cytochromec and a cytochrome oxidase of thea 2 type, which was completely inhibited by 10−4 m cyanide. In anaerobically grown cells, an additional cytochrome of theb type was present. The absence of a Pasteur effect suggests that the transfer of electrons by the respiratory chain ofZ. mobilis may not be coupled with oxidative phosphorylation. Aeration had no effect on the catalase content of the cells. As shown by C14 -glucose incorporation, 2 to 3% of the glucose metabolized was assimilated by the cells in both synthetic and rich complex medium. No intracellular glycogen nor poly-β-hydroxybutyrate was accumulated when growth was limited by nitrogen or by phosphate in the presence of excess glucose.

Influence of Aeration and of Pantothenate on Growth Yields of Zymomonas mobilis