PYRIDINE NUCLEOSIDASES FROM BACILLUS-SUBTILIS AND NEUROSPORA-CRASSA - ISOLATION AND STRUCTURAL-PROPERTIES
PYRIDINE NUCLEOSIDASES FROM BACILLUS-SUBTILIS AND NEUROSPORA-CRASSA - ISOLATION AND STRUCTURAL-PROPERTIES
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DOI:
10.1016/0003-9861(75)90215-5
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发表时间:
1975-01-01
影响因子:
3.9
通讯作者:
KAPLAN, NO
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作者:
EVERSE, J;EVERSE, KE;KAPLAN, NO
The DPNases fromBacillus subtilisandNeurospora crassaas well as the DPNase inhibitor found inB. subtiliswere purified to homogeneity using conventional techniques. The three compounds are unusual in that they contain large amounts of carbohydrate, consisting chiefly of galactose, mannose, and aminosugars. The carbohydrate portions in theB. subtilisDPNase. the inhibitor, and theNeurosporaenzyme represent 55, 71, and 76%, respectively, of the molecular weights.TheB. subtilisDPNase is completely inhibited by a stoichiometric amount of the inhibitor. The enzyme-inhibitor complex is capable of binding DPN+, but cannot hydrolyze the dinucleotide.Some preliminary experiments are described using affinity chromatography for the purification of theB. subtilisDPNase.