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This project investigates how marine bacteria adapt their lipid composition in response to phosphorus availability. By studying lipid remodeling in key marine heterotrophs, it aims to understand the ecological impacts of these adaptations on nutrient cycling in the ocean.
Membrane lipids form the structural basis of all cells.
In bacteria Escherichia coli uses predominantly phosphorus-containing lipids (phospholipids) in its cell envelope, including phosphatidylethanolamine and phosphatidylglycerol.
However, beyond E. coli a range of lipids are found in bacterial membranes, including phospholipids as well as phosphorus (P)-free lipids such as betaine lipids, ornithine lipids, sulfolipids and glycolipids.
In the marine environment, it is well established that P av…
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