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    Ukr Biokhim Zh. 1975 Jan-Feb;47(1):8-11.

    [Properties of NAD-pyrophosphorylase of the nuclei of liver cells of chickens].

    [Article in Ukrainian]
    Fomenko HI, Shuhevych SI, Khalmuradov AH.

    Abstract

    Certain characteristics of chicken liver cells nuclei NAD-pyrophosphorylase (NMN-adenylytranspherase, EC 2.7.7.1) were investigated. It was established that NAD-pyrophosphorylase activity optimum pH is within interval of 7.0-7.5; temperature optimum - 38-39 degrees C; factor Q10 is equal to 2. Enzyme activation energy, inactivation energy and enthalpy were calculated; apparent Km values of NAD-pyrophosphorylase with respect to NMN and ATP are equal to 1.62-10(-7) M and 2.61-10(-7) M, respectively.

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