Those Rhizobium species are basically used as biofertilizer.
Specific protein present in the cell membrane of these Rhizobium species
Or Marker protein used for identification of these Rhizobium species
Can any one explain the same?
J. C. Tarafdar
@ Deviprasad, the specific protein present in the nitrogen fixing rhizobium species are a catalytic iron-dependent protein, commonly referred to as MoFe protein and a reducing iron-only protein (Fe protein) . A regulatory protein encoded by rosR was identified to characterize the rhizobium. Identification of various Rhizobium species can also be achieved through a conventional nodulation assay, which requires growing a host plant inoculated with the Rhizobium species.
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