The role of glycolis at the microbiological synthesis of nucleoside phosphates from predecessors at corinebacteria
The glycolis has been studied as an energy source for microbiological synthesis of nucleoside phosphates from predecessors at Corinebacteria. In experiences with uncellular extracts of Corynebacterium flavum - ВСТИ 301 and Corynebacterium ammoniagenes ATCC 6872 by means of a method labeled atoms has been shown that, что glycolis is main energy source for synthesis of nucleosidedi- and triphosphates (ADP, ATP, GDP, GTP) from nucleosidmonophosphates (AMP, GMP).