Hi. I did some identification of pathogenic bacteria in source of drinking water. As a result, Pantoea Agglomerans and Enterobacter sp were found in my water samples. Is anyone know what is the byproduct and its metabolite pathway for Pantoea Agglomerans and Enterobacter sp? I've searched but found no results. Is anyone know?
You can visit these types of link for getting some clue for your problem:
http://aem.asm.org/content/62/12/4405.short
http://link.springer.com/article/10.1007/BF02431909
Thank you
Hello. Both Pantoea agglomerans and Enterobacter sp. belongs to the family of Enterobactericaea and generally they would follow TCA cycle and then, depending on the substrate, follow for example mixed acids pathway where you can get a number of different acids such as acetate, butyrate etc. Are you asking to identify the species, or looking at potential products?
Hello. Both Pantoea agglomerans and Enterobacter sp. belongs to the family of Enterobactericaea and generally they would follow TCA cycle and then, depending on the substrate, follow for example mixed acids pathway where you can get a number of different acids such as acetate, butyrate etc. Are you asking to identify the species, or looking at potential products?
Thank you A.B.M.Rubayet Bostami and Irina Harun for the info.
Hello Irina Harun. I've been asking to identify the species and also the byproduct that might be produce by Pantoea agglomerans. Since this bacteria is isolated from raw water, it will be good if I can relate the byproduct or substrate of this bacteria with water treatment. And till now I don't get any idea or clue since this field is not my expertise. But I'll try to find out more according to your info. Thank you :)
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