Damped oscillations in photosensory transduction of Halobacterium salinarium induced by repellent light stimuli
Krohs U (1995)
Journal of bacteriology 177(11): 3067-3070.
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Halobacteria usually respond to repellent light stimuli by reversing their swimming direction. However, cells seem to be in a refractory state when stimulated immediately after performance of a reversal. I found that in this case, a special type of response is exhibited rather than spontaneous behavior. A strong stimulus induced a rhythmic pattern of successive reversals. On stimulation immediately after a reversal of swimming direction, the first of these reversals was skipped without influence on the rhythm. The results suggest that the stimulus evokes an oscillating signal which alters reversal probability but which is itself independent of the state of the motor apparatus. The oscillation has a period length of about 5 s and is damped out within a few cycles. It does not depend on the special sensory photosystem through which the stimulus is applied. The consequences of these findings for the model description of swimming behavior control in halobacteria are discussed.
Stichworte
Periodicity;
Signal Transduction;
Halobacterium/physiology;
Movement;
Light
Erscheinungsjahr
1995
Zeitschriftentitel
Journal of bacteriology
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177
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11
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3067-3070
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0021-9193
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https://pub.uni-bielefeld.de/record/2556334
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Krohs U. Damped oscillations in photosensory transduction of Halobacterium salinarium induced by repellent light stimuli. Journal of bacteriology. 1995;177(11):3067-3070.
Krohs, U. (1995). Damped oscillations in photosensory transduction of Halobacterium salinarium induced by repellent light stimuli. Journal of bacteriology, 177(11), 3067-3070. doi:10.1128/jb.177.11.3067-3070.1995
Krohs, Ulrich. 1995. “Damped oscillations in photosensory transduction of Halobacterium salinarium induced by repellent light stimuli”. Journal of bacteriology 177 (11): 3067-3070.
Krohs, U. (1995). Damped oscillations in photosensory transduction of Halobacterium salinarium induced by repellent light stimuli. Journal of bacteriology 177, 3067-3070.
Krohs, U., 1995. Damped oscillations in photosensory transduction of Halobacterium salinarium induced by repellent light stimuli. Journal of bacteriology, 177(11), p 3067-3070.
U. Krohs, “Damped oscillations in photosensory transduction of Halobacterium salinarium induced by repellent light stimuli”, Journal of bacteriology, vol. 177, 1995, pp. 3067-3070.
Krohs, U.: Damped oscillations in photosensory transduction of Halobacterium salinarium induced by repellent light stimuli. Journal of bacteriology. 177, 3067-3070 (1995).
Krohs, Ulrich. “Damped oscillations in photosensory transduction of Halobacterium salinarium induced by repellent light stimuli”. Journal of bacteriology 177.11 (1995): 3067-3070.
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