[Alpha-ketoglutaric acid transamination of synthetic omega-amino acids in bacteria].

R P, Naumova; N G, Zakharova; I D, Chasova

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[Alpha-ketoglutaric acid transamination of synthetic omega-amino acids in bacteria].

descriptionPublicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Article 01 Sep 1976 Russian Journal:Mikrobiologiia, volume 45 (issn: 0026-3656,

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Authors: R P, Naumova; N G, Zakharova; I D, Chasova;

pmid: 933878

[Alpha-ketoglutaric acid transamination of synthetic omega-amino acids in bacteria].

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Abstract

Bacteria utilizing synthetic lactams and omega-amino acids contain enzymes involved in transamination of epsilon-aminocaproic, zeta-aminoenanthic, eta-aminocaprilic acids with alpha-ketoglutaric acid. Natural and synthetic omega-amino acids are not inductors of the synthesis of corresponding transaminases. A strain of Pseudomonas dacunchae has been selected; it possesses an elevated activity of transamination of synthetic omega-amino acids, including zeta-aminoenanthic and eta-aminocaprilic acids.

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Pseudomonas, Ketoglutaric Acids, Amino Acids

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