By Edited by: Daniel L. Purich, Daniel L. Purich
ISBN-10: 0471246433
ISBN-13: 9780471246435
This e-book is an element A in a subseries entitled "Amino Acid Metabolism". issues partially A may be of rapid curiosity to people who are generally considering amino acid assimilation and metabolism. Investigators drawn to enzyme mechanism and rules also will locate this quantity specifically useful.
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The basic hypothesis was that this enzyme, which itself catalyzes the fust committed step in the multipathway synthesis of nitrogen-containing end-products, was subject to cumulative feedback inhibition (Woolfolk and Stadtman, 1967). Such regulatory behavior would allow feedback inhibitors to throttle the en- ADVANCES IN THE ENZYMOLOGY OF GLUTAMINE SYNTHESIS 33 zyme’s catalytic activity without completely arresting glutamine biosynthesis, unless all of the end-products reached saturating concentrations.
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