Compare and contrast aerobic and anaerobic processes of benzoate catabolism.
Compare and contrast aerobic and anaerobic processes of benzoate catabolism.
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Benzoate catabolism can be done by bacteria under Aerobic conditions through hybrid pathway utilizes coenzyme A derivatives and boxR genes are responsible for this. While, under Aerobic conditions, the bzdR repressor protein controls the expression of bzd genes which are responsible for benzoate catabolism under anerobic conditions. Both are connected to a hybrid pathway which can be either activated or inactivated by the repressor protein.
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