Dear All:
Would you please help my friend below?
Don't forget to put his address at the "To:" Field.
Thanks a lot
jaime
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To: nobody at net.bio.net
From: fuller at envirogen.com
Subject: internal cell pH
Date: Tue, 12 Jan 1999 09:39:04 -0800
Organization: PSINet
Just a general microbiology question that I haven't been able to find an
answer to...
How does internal cell pH of a bacterial cell usually compare to
external pH? I know that cell pH is usually close to 7, but are there
shifts in this. If the outside pH were say around 6, would the internal
pH shift to a little lower or a little higher than 7. And vice versa if
the external pH were say 7.5-8.0?
Any and all responses much appreciated.
Thanks,
-Mark
fuller at envirogen.com
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Jaime Finguerut (Mr., chem.eng.)
Copersucar
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Jaime Finguerut (Mr., chem.eng.)
Copersucar
Cx.Postal 162 Piracicaba
Sao Paulo BRAZIL 13400-970
fax +55 19 429 8109
jaime at azul.ctc.com.br
