Interrelated regulation of sulphur-containing amino-acid biosynthetic enzymes and folate-metabolizing enzymes in Aspergillus nidulans.
Interrelated regulation of sulphur-containing amino-acid biosynthetic enzymes and folate-metabolizing enzymes in Aspergillus nidulans.
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构巢曲霉中含硫氨基酸生物合成酶和叶酸代谢酶的相互关联调节。
DOI:
10.1111/j.1432-1033.1989.tb14716.x
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1989
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A. Paszewski
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作者:
J. Nadolska;M. Balińska;A. Paszewski
In Aspergillus nidulans homocysteine can be metabolized both to cysteine and methionine. Mutants impaired in the main pathway of cysteine synthesis or in the sulphate assimilation pathway show a low pool of glutathione and elevated levels of homocysteine synthase and of the homocysteine-to-cysteine pathway enzymes. On the other hand, the level of methionine synthase and other enzymes of folate metabolism is depressed in these mutants. This anticoordinated regulation provides a mechanism controlling the partition of homocysteine between the two diverging pathways. Homocysteine synthase was found derepressed, along with folate enzymes, in a strain carrying a mutation which suppresses mutations in metA, metB and metG genes. These results indicate that homocysteine synthase can be regarded as the enzyme of an alternative pathway of methionine synthesis and strongly suggest that the regulatory mechanisms governing sulphur-containing amino acid and folate metabolisms are interrelated.