Utilization of L-, D- and DL-Forms of Asparagine and Aspartic Acid by Leuconostoc mesenteroides P-60.
Merrill N. Camien, Max S. Dunn
Abstract
Merrill N. Camien, Max S. Dunn
Abstract
The utilization of the optically active and racemic forms of asparagine and aspartic acid by Leuconostoc mesenteroides has been studied under a variety of test conditions. D-asparagine was found to be entirely inactive, and DL-asparagine was found to have 50% the activity of L-asparagine. Conditions were described under which D-aspartic acid was essentially inactive and under which DL-aspartic acid had 50% the activity of L-aspartic acid. Under other conditions acid with Leuconostoc mesenteroides were suggested
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The utilization of the optically active and racemic forms of asparagine and aspartic acid by Leuconostoc mesenteroides has been studied under a variety of test conditions. D-asparagine was found to be entirely inactive, and DL-asparagine was found to have 50% the activity of L-asparagine. Conditions were described under which D-aspartic acid was essentially inactive and under which DL-aspartic acid had 50% the activity of L-aspartic acid. Under other conditions acid with Leuconostoc mesenteroides were suggested
Key concepts: Leuconostoc mesenteroides, Aspartic acid, Asparagine, Leuconostoc, Chemistry, Biochemistry, Amino acid, Biology