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. 2021 Oct 11;97(8):479–498. doi: 10.2183/pjab.97.024

Table 1.

Properties of NAD kinase

Organism Abbreviated name a.a.1) Molecular structure Acceptability2) Ref.
Poly(P) NADH
Procaryote
 Archaea Methanococcus jannaschii MJ0917 574 64 kDa × 4 + + 46)
Pyrococcus horikoshii PH1074 277 37 kDa × 4 ++ + 51)

Eubacteria
 Gram-positive Mycobacterium tuberculosis Ppnk 307 35 kDa × 4 +++ + 19), 42)
Myclococcus flavus Mfnk 362 34 kDa × 2 ++ ++ 38), 42)
Bacillus subtilis bsu11610(NadF) 266 30 kDa × 2 + nd3) 52)
 
 Gram-negative Escherichia coli ecoNADK(YfjB) 292 30 kDa × 6 - - 42), 47)
Sphingomonas sp. sphNADK(NadK) 298 32 kDa × 2 - - 48)
Salmonella enterica styNADK nd nd - - 48)

Eucaryotes
 Yeast Saccharomyces cerevisiae Utr1p 530 60 kDa × 6 - + 42), 50)
Yef1p 495 60 kDa × 8 - + 49)
Pos5 414 46 kDa × nd nd +++ 24), 52)
 
 Plant Arabidopsis thaliana NADK1 524 58 kDa × nd - +++ 56)
NADK2 985 110 kDa × nd - nd 55)
NADK3 317 38 kDa × 2 - ++++ 36)
 
 Human Homo sapiens   446 49 kDa × 4 nd (+)4) 57), 58)

1) a.a.: Number of amino acid residues.

2) Acceptability: activity as phosphoryl donor or acceptor; ++++, very high; +++, high; ++, moderate; +, low; -, none.

3) nd, unpublished or not determined.

4) Confirmed by thin layer chromatography.

This table was reproduced from S. Kawai and K. Murata (2008) Biosci. Biotechnol. Biochem. 72, 919–930 (Ref. 63) with some modifications.