Abstract
The malic enzyme from Halobacterium cutirubrum requires monovalent cations for both activation and stabilization. NaCl, the best stabilizer, is ineffective as activator; NH4Cl, the best activator, is a poor stabilizer. These results support the idea that the roles of salts in both processes are different.
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