Journal of Biological Chemistry · 1977 · 114 citations · 34 references
Life SciencesBiochemistryCellular MetabolismEnzymologyMetabolismCatalytic MechanismsCitric Acid CycleEnzyme FunctionEnzyme InhibitionEnzyme-substrate RecognitionTricarboxylic Acid CycleActive SitesCitrate MetabolismCitrate SynthaseCitric Acid Cycle EnzymologyInhibitor Selectivity
The four isomers of hydroxycitrate have been tested as substrates and inhibitors for citrate synthase, citrate lyase, and ATP citrate lyase. None of the isomers served as a substrate for citrate synthase and they were moderate to weak inhibitors of this reaction. Of the four isomers, only (pncit)-(2S)-2-hydroxycitrate did not serve as a substrate for citrate lyase while (pncit)-(4S)-4-hydroxycitrate was the only isomer which did not serve as a substrate for ATP citrate lyase. No consistent pattern of reactivity or inhibitor potency was seen with the different isomeric hydroxycitrates. It is proposed that more than one mode of binding is possible between the isomers and the three different active sites.
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Computer Programmes for Processing Enzyme Kinetic Data
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ENZYMATIC SYNTHESIS OF CITRIC ACID
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