Aspartic Acid Deamination by Intact Proteus X‐19

Trudinger, P. A.

doi:10.1038/icb.1955.8

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“…The QNH3 for the former is about 1200 and for the latter, about 360, If the deamination step were rate controlling, aspartate would accumulate in the cells (which it does not) and the QNH3 for deamination in the resting cells would be as large as that for cellfree crude lysates. Trudinger (1955) arrived at a similar conclusion from studies of Proteus X-19.…”

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“…cell-free enzyme. The demonstration by Smith and Lichstein (1954) and by Trudinger (1951Trudinger ( , 1954Trudinger ( , 1955) that a miscellany of cofactors including glucose, adenosine, and inorganic salts were producing membrane permeability effects emphasized the need for more definitive studies on resting cells. Conspicuously absent have been experiments in which uptake of substrate was measured, or attempts made to examine an uptake system divorced from the deaminase.…”

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