Absolute configuration of a metabolite in the m-fission pathway of protocatechuate
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Journal of Bacteriology
|February 1, 1973
Abstract:
An aldolase, which is induced in Pseudomonas testosteroni during growth with p-hydroxybenzoate, preferentially attacks the R form of 4-hydroxy-4-methyl-2-oxoglutarate, a metabolite of protocatechuate catabolism.
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