Eiji Hirasawa
Tohoku University
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Soil Science and Plant Nutrition | 1975
Hideaki Matsumoto; Eiji Hirasawa; Sumiko Kawano; Eiichi Takahashi
Abstract Glutamine synthetase (L-glutamate: ammonia ligase (ADP) EC 6. 3. t 2) was prepared from cucumber leaves grown on ammonium medium and some regulative properties were investigated. The apparent Michaelis constant (Km) values of the various substrates and cofactors were determined. Lineweaver-Burk plots gave a Km of 4.5mM with L-glutamate, 0.74mM with ATP and 3.1 mM with NH2OH. Metals, including Cu2+, Hg2+, Zn2+, Ni2+, Fe2+, and Fe3+, strongly inhibited the enzyme activity, Cd2+ did not inhibit the enzyme activity markedly, in contrast with its effect on the rice enzyme. Ca2+ was quite inhibitive to enzyme reaction and more than 50% of the activity was lost at 3 mM. The amino acids tested generally had no effect on the enzyme activity except alanine, which showed little but clear inhibition. Isocitrate and α-ketoglutarate were slightly promotive to enzyme activity while pyruvate and glyoxylate (24 mM) significantly inhibited the enzyme activity. Glucose-l- or -6-phosphate and fructose-6-phosphate we...
Plant and Cell Physiology | 1976
Hideaki Matsumoto; Eiji Hirasawa; Seiichiro Morimura; Eiichi Takahashi
Plant and Cell Physiology | 1976
Hideaki Matsumoto; Eiji Hirasawa; H. Torikai; Eiichi Takahashi
Plant and Cell Physiology | 1978
Eiji Hirasawa; Eiichi Takahashi; Hideaki Matsumoto
Plant and Cell Physiology | 1976
Hideaki Matsumoto; Eiji Hirasawa; Eiichi Takahashi
Plant and Cell Physiology | 1995
Sachiko Kamachi; Eiji Hirasawa
Plant and Cell Physiology | 1981
Eiji Hirasawa; Hideaki Matsumoto; Masahiro Ikeda; Eiichi Takahashi
Plant and Cell Physiology | 1979
Eiji Hirasawa; Hideaki Matsumoto; Eiichi Takahashi
Plant and Cell Physiology | 1994
Eiji Hirasawa; Naoko Higashimoto
Plant and Cell Physiology | 1982
Eiji Hirasawa; Hideaki Matsumoto