You could try EMP, Selkov's data base, but I'm sure you've already tried
that. Most of these database are fairly inaccessible however at least if
you're a programmer. We've have found that it's very difficult to
programmatically talk to most of the genome etc database.
Herbert Sauro
""Douglas Kell"" <dbk at aber.ac.uk> wrote in message
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> Does anyone know if there is anywhere accessible a database table of
> enzyme k-cat values that would also contain at least the the names,
> source organism and MWs of said enzymes?
>> Many thanks,
> Douglas.
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