1931
DOI: 10.1002/cber.19310640107
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Zur Frage nach den Ursachen sterischer Auslese durch Enzyme. (XXI. Mitteilung zur Spezifität tierischer Proteasen.)

Abstract: 193I)I WaE d s c hmid t -Le it z , Ball 8. Tabelle V. 45 Angew . Angew. Hemmunps-Leucylsubstanz glycin Mol Mol Zeit Angew. Puffer Miu. Mol Angew . E n q m Di.-e.Die Erscheinung der sterischen Auslese bei enzymatischen Reaktionen ist zuerst durch Emil Fiscber in dem Sinne gedeutet worden, ,,d& mischen den Enzynen und ihrem Angriffs-Objekt eine h l i c h k e i t der molekularen Konfiguration bestehen muB, wenn Reaktion erfolgen s01l"~). Das bekannte Gleichnis von W o l 3 und Schliissel veranschaulichte diesen Ge… Show more

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“…A relationship of the observations described to the phenomenon of ferment specificity is indicated by the findings of Waldschmidt-Leitz and Balls (8), who reported that of the isomer (chloroacetylamino) benzoic acids only the meta-compound is hydrolized by pancreatic carboxypolypeptidase, a fact which the authors also explain on the basis of steric configuration. Other similar instances are the inhibition of the action of tyrosinase by aromatic acids (9), and the oxidation of various substrates by this enzyme (10).…”
Section: The Results In Tablementioning
confidence: 80%
“…A relationship of the observations described to the phenomenon of ferment specificity is indicated by the findings of Waldschmidt-Leitz and Balls (8), who reported that of the isomer (chloroacetylamino) benzoic acids only the meta-compound is hydrolized by pancreatic carboxypolypeptidase, a fact which the authors also explain on the basis of steric configuration. Other similar instances are the inhibition of the action of tyrosinase by aromatic acids (9), and the oxidation of various substrates by this enzyme (10).…”
Section: The Results In Tablementioning
confidence: 80%