Cellular Economics of Exchanged Metabolites Alter Ratios of Microbial Trading Partners in a Predictable Manner

Cellular Economics of Exchanged Metabolites Alter Ratios of Microbial Trading Partners in a Predictable Manner

Most microorganisms exist in interacting consortia, yet the principles behind consortia assembly, including trading partner structure, still require deciphering, despite being central to understanding, building, and controlling consortia. This study tests a cellular-economy-based hypothesis that pro...

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Main Author: Martina Du (22411316) (author)
Other Authors: Jeremy M. Chaćon (22411319) (author), Heejoon Park (22411322) (author), Campbell Putnam (22411325) (author), Tomáš Gedeon (22411328) (author), William R. Harcombe (8259795) (author), Ross P. Carlson (1900651) (author)
Published: 2025
Subjects:
Biochemistry
Genetics
Pharmacology
Biotechnology
Computational Biology
Chemical Sciences not elsewhere classified
still require deciphering
prevented oxidative phosphorylation
microbial trading partners
equivalent basis provides
proposes consortia engaged
interpreting natural consortia
strain ratios represented
predicted strain ratios
biological energy density
metabolic burden associated
equivalent metabolic burden
controlling bioprocess consortia
quantifying exchanged metabolites
atp synthase enzyme
2 </ sub
obligate metabolite exchange
strain ratios could
metabolic burden theory
metabolic burden
controlling consortia
exchanged metabolites
metabolite exchange
interacting consortia
substrate energy
obligatory exchange
cellular energy
study tests
predictably shared
predictable manner
microorganisms exist
instead retained
fold using
flux magnitude
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