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Long lasting non-cellular reactions in sterilized soils recapitulate most of the intermediates of the Krebs cycle
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The oxidation of organic matter to CO2 in soils, i.e. soil respiration, was traditionally considered to be a strictly intracellular biological process. However, studies over the past decade have revealed that non-cellular organic matter mineralisation is ubiquitous in soils and contributes significantly to CO2 emissions from soils. Nevertheless, the chemical pathways involved and the metabolite intermediates produced by these non-cellular reactions remain unknown.
Keywords:
organic matter mineralisation
extracellular metabolisms (EXOMETs)
chromatography
mass spectrometry
isotope labeling
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