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The ice-nucleating bacterium Pantoea ananas KUIN-3 accumulated glucose in cells following a shift in temperature (10°C) from the optimum growth temperature (30°C). This accumulation might be caused by the activation of glucose-6-phosphatase. Although this strain after culturing at 30°C was harmed by freezing, the cryotolerance of this strain was reached about 80% after cold acclimation at 10°C.
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