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. 1998 Sep 15;95(19):11476–11481. doi: 10.1073/pnas.95.19.11476

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(A) Apparent K_m^PYR of A₄-LDH from 12 species of notothenioids: N. coriiceps (■); L. nudifrons (×); G. gibberifrons ( ); D. mawsoni (⊙); C. rastrospinosus (•); C. aceratus (); C. gunnari (▴); P. charcoti (▾); H. antarcticus (·⃟); P. magellanica (○); P. tessellata (□); E. maclovinus (▵). (B) Correlation between average body temperature and k_cat of A₄-LDH measured at 0°C. Open symbols represent data collected in this study; those taken from earlier studies are shown by closed symbols. 1, P. charcoti; 2, L. nudifrons; 3, C. gunnari; 4, H. antarcticus; 5, P. tessellata; 6, E. maclovinus; 7, S. mystinus (rockfish); 8, Hippoglossus stenolepis (halibut) (28); 9, Sphyraena argentea (barracuda) (18); 10, Squalus acanthias (dogfish) (28); 11, Sphyraena lucasana (18); 12, Gillichthys mirabilis (goby) (2); 13, Thunnus thynnus (bluefin tuna) (28); 14, Sphyraena ensis (18); 15, Bos taurus (cow) (28); 16, Gallus gallus (chicken) (28); 17, Meleagris gallopavo (turkey) (28); 18, D. dorsalis (desert iguana). Linear regression: y = −4.6x − 231; r² = 0.81. (C) Thermal denaturation profiles of A₄-LDH from 12 species of notothenioids, incubated at 50°C. Symbols are as in A.

Inline graphic — (A) Apparent K_m^PYR of A₄-LDH from 12 species of notothenioids: N. coriiceps (■); L. nudifrons (×); G. gibberifrons ( ); D. mawsoni (⊙); C. rastrospinosus (•); C. aceratus (); C. gunnari (▴); P. charcoti (▾); H. antarcticus (·⃟); P. magellanica (○); P. tessellata (□); E. maclovinus (▵). (B) Correlation between average body temperature and k_cat of A₄-LDH measured at 0°C. Open symbols represent data collected in this study; those taken from earlier studies are shown by closed symbols. 1, P. charcoti; 2, L. nudifrons; 3, C. gunnari; 4, H. antarcticus; 5, P. tessellata; 6, E. maclovinus; 7, S. mystinus (rockfish); 8, Hippoglossus stenolepis (halibut) (28); 9, Sphyraena argentea (barracuda) (18); 10, Squalus acanthias (dogfish) (28); 11, Sphyraena lucasana (18); 12, Gillichthys mirabilis (goby) (2); 13, Thunnus thynnus (bluefin tuna) (28); 14, Sphyraena ensis (18); 15, Bos taurus (cow) (28); 16, Gallus gallus (chicken) (28); 17, Meleagris gallopavo (turkey) (28); 18, D. dorsalis (desert iguana). Linear regression: y = −4.6x − 231; r² = 0.81. (C) Thermal denaturation profiles of A₄-LDH from 12 species of notothenioids, incubated at 50°C. Symbols are as in A.