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. 2007 Dec 28;190(4):1383–1389. doi: 10.1128/JB.01593-07

TABLE 3.

Molecular and catalytic properties of 3-hydroxypropionyl-CoA synthetase from M. sedula and the recombinant enzyme from S. tokodaii

Species Substrates Products Specific activity (μmol min−1 mg−1)a Apparent Km value (μM)b Native molecular mass (kDa) Subunit molecular mass (kDa) Suggested composition Turnover (per subunit) (s−1) Specificity (%)c
M. sedula 3-Hydroxypropionate, CoA, ATP 3-Hydroxypropionyl-CoA, AMP, PPi 18 3-Hydroxypropionate, 180; ATP, 45; CoA, NA 340 78 α4 23 ATP, 100; UTP, 32; CTP, 13; ADP, 5; ITP, 3; GTP, <3; 3-hydroxpropionate, 100; propionate, 103; acrylate, 77; acetate, 42, butyrate, 20; 3-hydroxybutyrate, <1; crotonate, <1; glycerate, <1; malonate, <1
S. tokodaii 3-Hydroxypropionate, CoA, ATP 3-Hydroxypropionyl-CoA, AMP, PPi 6.7 3-Hydroxypropionate, 190; ATP, 110; CoA, NA 140 74 α2 8 3-Hydroxypropionate, 100; propionate, 98; acrylate, 96; acetate, 65; butyrate, 27; glycolate, 3; 3-mercaptopropionate, 36; 3-chloropropionate, 64; 3-hydroxybutyrate, <1; crotonate, <1; glycerate, <1; malonate, <1; β-alanine, <1; glycine, <1; succinate, <1; mesaconate, <1; methylsuccinate, <1
a

Activities were determined using the discontinuous enzyme assay at 65°C.

b

NA, not applicable (CoA dependency does not follow Michaelis-Menten kinetics).

c

The final concentrations of nucleotides were 3 mM each; the final concentrations of other substrates were 4 mM each.