Molecular Evolution Within the L-Malate and L-Lactate Dehydrogenase Super-Family
@article{Madern2001MolecularEW, title={Molecular Evolution Within the L-Malate and L-Lactate Dehydrogenase Super-Family}, author={D. Madern}, journal={Journal of Molecular Evolution}, year={2001}, volume={54}, pages={825-840} }
Abstract. The NAD(P)-dependent malate (L-MalDH) and NAD-dependent lactate (L-LDH) form a large super-family that has been characterized in organisms belonging to the three domains of life. In the first part of this study, the group of [LDH-like] L-MalDH, which are malate dehydrogenases resembling lactate dehydrogenase, were analyzed and clearly defined with respect to the other enzymes. In the second part, the phylogenetic relationships of the whole super-family were presented by taking into… CONTINUE READING
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