• Home
  • Summary
  • Applications
  • Achievements
  • Bielefueli
• Project
  • Overview
  • rMFC
  • CO₂ Fixation
  • Isobutanol
  • Biosafety
• Results
• Team
  • Members
  • Subteams
  • Pictures & Videos
  • Bielefeld & University
  • Official Team Profile
  • Acknowledgements
  • Contact
• Policy & Practices
  • Experts
  • Interviews
  • NRW-Day
  • Pupils Acedemy
  • How To Wiki
  • namu
  • SYNENERGENE
  • Applications
  • Vignettes
• Notebook
  • Journal
  • Protocols
  • Media
  • Kits & Enzymes
  • Strains & Constructs
  • Primer
  • Acronyms
  • Organisms
  • Additional
• Partners
  • Gold Sponsors
  • Silver Sponsors
  • Bronze Sponsors
  • Partners

Module II - Carbon Dioxide (CO₂) Fixation

Theory

Figure1: Pathway of the D-xylose consumption in E. coli for hte fixation of carbon dioxide by the RuBisCO from Halothiobacillus neapolitnaus. For this approach the substrate ribulose 1,5-bisphosphate needs to be accumulated in the cell. This is realzied be the PrkA from Snyechoccous elongatus.