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Utilization of L-, D- and DL-Forms of Asparagine and Aspartic Acid by Leuconostoc mesenteroides P-60.

Merrill N. Camien, Max S. Dunn

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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

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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

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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

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