“…This correlation of difference spectrum band position with stereospecificity in enzymatic activity was first demonstrated for mitochondrial malate dehydrogenase (Fisher et al, 1969) and was also seen with E. coli dihydrofolate reductase (Poe and Hoogsteen, 1974). The dihydrofolate reductases from mouse LI210 cells (Pastore and Friedkin, 1962), Streptococcus faecalis (Blakley et al, 1963), Sarcoma 180 strain AT/300 (Zakrzewski and Sansone, 1967;Zakrzewski, 1969), and chicken liver and wild-type E. coli B (Pastore and Williamson, 1968) have been also demonstrated to use the A proton of NADPH. The E-NADPH difference spectrum between 270 and 310 nm exhibits a pair of maxima at approximately 280 and 290 nm.…”