Km of glutamate dehydrogenase
Art Eschenlauer
eschen at cis.umn.edu
Sun Mar 19 09:34:02 EST 1995
Try _The Enzyme Handbook_ by Barham. There is also a newer version in
multiple (looseleaf) volumes which may be more helpful, though Barham is
probably not an author. If you still have no luck, mail me.
enrcaslt at eucmvx.sim.ucm.es wrote:
: Hello,
: I am looking for the Km values of the enzyme
: glutamate dehydrogenase (from bovine liver) for the
: main substrates: glutamate, NAD(P), oxoglutarate and NAD(P)H
: This enzyme is so well known that I am sure this information must
: exist somewhere. However, I have search Methods in Enzymol.,
: Boyer's 'The Enzymes' and Bergmeyer's without success.
: Probably the editions I have in my library are too new!
: If any of you could give me a reference or a hint on where to search
: I would be very grateful.
: I need this information now for my research. In the worst case
: I can measure it myself. But I want to raise a question:
: valuable, old, information may be lost because it is unaccesible.
: The Web (for instance, the ExPASy server) is plenty of molecular
: information about sequence and structure of proteins, but this
: "irrelevant" information is missing.
: Enrique Castro,
: Dept. Bioquimica, UCM
: enrcaslt at eucmvx.sim.ucm.es
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