1959
DOI: 10.1016/0006-3002(59)90192-1
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Glutamic γ-semialdehyde in arginine and proline synthesis of neurospora: A mutant-tracer analysis

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“…The existence of the urea cycle in Neurospora crassa has been postulated because of the presence of arginase and the enzymes involved in arginine biosynthesis (Srb & Horowitz, 1944). Further, exogenous arginine, ornithine or citrulline can replace proline in a mutant that requires the latter for growth, although it can synthesize arginine (Vogel & Kopac, 1959), which indicates that arginase can utilize exogenous but not endogenous arginine. Wagner & Bergquist (1963) found that the synthesis of isoleucine requires, not only the enzymes that participate in the biosynthetic path, but their physical connexion.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The existence of the urea cycle in Neurospora crassa has been postulated because of the presence of arginase and the enzymes involved in arginine biosynthesis (Srb & Horowitz, 1944). Further, exogenous arginine, ornithine or citrulline can replace proline in a mutant that requires the latter for growth, although it can synthesize arginine (Vogel & Kopac, 1959), which indicates that arginase can utilize exogenous but not endogenous arginine. Wagner & Bergquist (1963) found that the synthesis of isoleucine requires, not only the enzymes that participate in the biosynthetic path, but their physical connexion.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Labeled ornithine and arginine will label proline (Lignowski and Splittstoesser, 1971;Jones and Boulter, 1968;Duranton and Wurtz, 1965;Mestichelli et al, 1979;Coleman and Hegarty, 1957;Brown and Fowden, 1966;Liebisch and Schutte, 1967;Vogel and Kopac, 1959) and in higher plants this labeling is enhanced by water stress (Boggess et al, 1976b;Boggess and Stewart, 1976;Stewart and Boggess, 1977). These observations can be explained as the result of arginase activity, aminotransferase activity with an equilibrium away from ornithine (Fincham, 1953), and reduction of P5C and P2C to proline.…”
Section: Interconnections Between Metabolic Pathways Of Arginine mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Mitochondrial preparations from several higher plants (Stewart and Lai, 1974;Boggess et al, 1975) oxidize P5C but not P2C to glutamic acid. In Neurospora, exogenous ornithine had ready access to the proline biosynthetic pathway while endogenous ornithine did not (Vogel and Kopac, 1959). (22) A disagreement between labeling and enzymatic data as in conversion of ornithine to proline often occurs (see Reed and Lukens, 1966) because it is difficult to prove the pathway of in vivo transformations by the presence of enzymes.…”
Section: Interconnections Between Metabolic Pathways Of Arginine mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In a typical experiment the growth rate was exponential up to about 40 hr. Growth and synthesis of bacterial-cell protein proceeded actively for more than 70 hr. The initial gramicidin S content was very low; at about 50 hr the rate of production of the antibiotic increased, and in 72 hr the peptide attained a concentration of 150 mg/l.…”
Section: B Brevismentioning
confidence: 99%