Salinity-induced changes in the protein profiles in Rhizobium sp. exhi
bited alterations in the expression of as many as 19 proteins, which e
ither showed an enhanced rate of synthesis or a decline in the levels
as compared with controls. All these proteins were predominantly of lo
w molecular mass (below 40 kDa) except for one (52 kDa). Induction and
repression of proteins in salt-grown cells and salt-shocked cells wer
e qualitatively similar. However, the difference in the protein profil
es was more marked in salt-grown cells as compared with salt-shocked c
ells.