However, it is highly significant that as growth of P. putida NCIMB 10007 progressed through the subsequent short phase of transitional growth that followed the introduction of each inducer-substrate, the already low level of succinate in the medium continued to fall until it was below detectible levels after 75–90 min and this consistently corresponds with the time after which the differential rates of synthesis of each of the induced enzymes increased to their maximum recorded rate.
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Regulation of Camphor Metabolism: Induction and Repression of Relevant Monooxygenases in Pseudomonas putida NCIMB 10007.
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