The biosynthesis of plant glycosides. II. Gentiobiosides

An enzyme from wheat germ which catalyzes the reaction: UDPG + phenol β-glucoside → UDP + phenol β-gentiobioside has been purified and separated from the enzyme which leads to the formation of glucosides. The enzyme was found to be specific for phenol β-glucosides and substituted phenol β-glucosides...

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Autores principales:	Yamaha, T., Cardini, C.E.
Formato:	JOUR
Materias:	glycoside article GLYCOSIDES/metabolism metabolism Glycosides
Acceso en línea:	http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12110/paper_00039861_v86_n1_p133_Yamaha
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topic	glycoside article GLYCOSIDES/metabolism metabolism GLYCOSIDES/metabolism Glycosides
spellingShingle	glycoside article GLYCOSIDES/metabolism metabolism GLYCOSIDES/metabolism Glycosides Yamaha, T. Cardini, C.E. The biosynthesis of plant glycosides. II. Gentiobiosides
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description	An enzyme from wheat germ which catalyzes the reaction: UDPG + phenol β-glucoside → UDP + phenol β-gentiobioside has been purified and separated from the enzyme which leads to the formation of glucosides. The enzyme was found to be specific for phenol β-glucosides and substituted phenol β-glucosides (such as arbutin, salicin, p- and m-methoxyphenol glucoside, resorcinol glucoside, and mandelonitrile glucoside). Free sugars, disaccharides, or polysaccharides were not used as substrates. © 1960.
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title	The biosynthesis of plant glycosides. II. Gentiobiosides
title_short	The biosynthesis of plant glycosides. II. Gentiobiosides
title_full	The biosynthesis of plant glycosides. II. Gentiobiosides
title_fullStr	The biosynthesis of plant glycosides. II. Gentiobiosides
title_full_unstemmed	The biosynthesis of plant glycosides. II. Gentiobiosides
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The biosynthesis of plant glycosides. II. Gentiobiosides

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