Incorporation of phosphorus into phased cells of Candida utilis using ³²P and ³³P

DOI	Resolve DOI: https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02451765
Author	Search for: Glättli, H.¹; Search for: Dawson, P. S. S.¹
Affiliation	National Research Council of Canada. Prairie Regional Laboratory
Format	Text, Article
Subject	phosphorus; cell cycle; phase culture; Candida utilis; prairie regional laboratory
Abstract	Changes in phosphorus metabolism were studied by examining the incorporation of ³²P and ³³P into cells of Candida utilis growing in phased culture during a 6 h cell cycle and a post-cycle period of 6 h. Three different chemically defined media were used; these were phosphorus, nitrogen and carbon limited. The patterns of incorporation of phosphorus into RNA, DNA, lipid and cold water extractable phosphate fractions showed a non-uniform behaviour during both cell cycle and post-cycle periods. The patterns were different in all three types of media. The results showed that a cell can grow and develop at a fixed growth rate in different ways: so that the pattern of behaviour during a cell cycle is not stereotyped for a given doubling time, but largely depends upon the nutrient environment in which the cell exists.
Publication date	1974-12
Publisher	Springer Nature
In	Archives of Microbiology 95, no. 1 (December 1974): 237–254.
Language	English
Peer reviewed	Yes
Identifier	BF02451765 NRCC-13733
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