1953
DOI: 10.1128/mmbr.17.4.253-267.1953
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The Use of Metabolically Blocked Organisms for the Analysis of Biosynthetic Pathways1

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“…The experiments reported here also might serve to emphasize the fact that the mere existence of an enzyme capable of catalyzing a certain reaction does not imply that such a reaction actually functions in the "normal" cell (Davis, 1955;Adelberg 1953). Thus, the finding of an L-threonine deaminase in mutants of class 4 grown in the medium of Wood and Gunsalus led to the belief that the block in these mutants might be due to an internal inhibition (Umbarger, 1955).…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 88%
“…The experiments reported here also might serve to emphasize the fact that the mere existence of an enzyme capable of catalyzing a certain reaction does not imply that such a reaction actually functions in the "normal" cell (Davis, 1955;Adelberg 1953). Thus, the finding of an L-threonine deaminase in mutants of class 4 grown in the medium of Wood and Gunsalus led to the belief that the block in these mutants might be due to an internal inhibition (Umbarger, 1955).…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 88%