Poster session 14
Prokaryotic physiology and metabolism

Programme

• • Poster
  • PPMP001

  Elucidating the function of host-derived cysteine in bacterial virulence

  • A/Prof Anna Roujeinikova (Clayton, AU)

   Prokaryotic physiology and metabolism
• • Poster
  • PPMP003

  Regulation of the carbon flux in Synechocystis using the PGAM-PirC switch

  • Nathalie Sofie Becker (Tübingen, DE)

   Prokaryotic physiology and metabolism
• • Poster
  • PPMP005

  Studies on specificity and distribution of the ∆^4,6-variant of bacterial bile acid degradation

  • Julio César Coutiño-Montes (Münster, DE)

   Prokaryotic physiology and metabolism
• • Poster
  • PPMP007

  Protein on a double mission: The (p)ppGpp-binding RNase RnhB influences lipopolysaccharide biosynthesis in Escherichia coli

  • Prof. Dr. Simon Brückner (Bochum, DE)

   Prokaryotic physiology and metabolism
• • Poster
  • PPMP009

  A novel protein lipoylation pathway demonstrated in sulfur oxidizing bacteria

  • Martina Grosser (Bonn, DE)
  • Carolin Kümpel (Bonn, DE)

   Prokaryotic physiology and metabolism
• • Poster
  • PPMP011

  A novel silver-containing antimicrobial potentiates aminoglycoside activity against gram-negative pathogens

  • Prof. Jan-Ulrik Dahl (Normal, US)

   Prokaryotic physiology and metabolism
• • Poster
  • PPMP013

  Phosphoglucomutases – Overlooked key enzymes in bacterial glycogen metabolism

  • Janette Alford (Tübingen, DE)

   Prokaryotic physiology and metabolism
• • Poster
  • PPMP015

  Biosynthesis of the unusual redox cofactor mycofactocin and the impact of glycosylation on its physiology

  • Mark Ellerhorst (Jena, DE)

   Prokaryotic physiology and metabolism
• • Poster
  • PPMP017

  A tool box to investigate Clp protease-mediated protein homeostasis in Staphylococcus aureus and its function in pathophysiology

  • Larissa Busch (Greifswald, DE)

   Prokaryotic physiology and metabolism
• • Poster
  • PPMP019

  The non-canonical NRPS PA14_11140 of Pseudomonas aeruginosa is involved in regulation of virulence factors

  • Miriam Jaegers (Münster, DE)

   Prokaryotic physiology and metabolism
• • Poster
  • PPMP021

  5-Keto-D-Fructose, a natural diketone and potential sugar substitute, significantly reduces the viability of prokaryotic and eukaryotic cells

  • Anna Paulina König (Bonn, DE)

   Prokaryotic physiology and metabolism
• • Poster
  • PPMP023

  Beyond MurA: Investigating how Escherichia coli responds to fosfomycin

  • Martina Bianchi (Tübingen, DE)

   Prokaryotic physiology and metabolism
• • Poster
  • PPMP025

  Unraveling the physiological relevance of pyruvate: Quinone oxidoreductase (PQO) from Corynebacterium glutamicum: Activity highlighted under acidic pH and low growth rates

  • Cristiano Da Silva Lameira (Ulm, DE)

   Prokaryotic physiology and metabolism
• • Poster
  • PPMP027

  Zymomonas mobilis ZM4 ATPase mutants dependent on O₂ for growth

  • Dr. Katja Bettenbrock (Magdeburg, DE)

   Prokaryotic physiology and metabolism
• • Poster
  • PPMP029

  Investigating the cellular role of CutA proteins: Identification of a putative binder through native mass spectrometry-based metabolomics

  • Berenike C. Wagner (Tübingen, DE)

   Prokaryotic physiology and metabolism