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Yes.the use of the pathway decreases acid formation and causes the formation of a distinctive intermediate known as acetoin

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A bacterium that ferments using the 23 butanediol pathway can also use the mixed acid route as a backup route. It is only used as an emergency routes.

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Q: Can a bacterium that ferments using the 2 3 butanediol pathway also use the mixed acid route?
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