Original paper
The photosynthetic carbon metabolism of Zea mays and Gomphrena globosa: the location of the CO2 fixation and the carboxyl transfer reactions
Abstract
Zea mays and Gomphrena globosa form labeled aspartate and malate (C 4 -acids) via β-carboxylation of P-enolpyruvate during photosynthesis. Studies of the redistribution of 14 C in pulse- and chase-type feedings of 14 CO 2 indicate that most labeled phosphorylated compounds are formed from the C 4 -acids. A mechanism involving CO 2 as a transitory intermediate is advanced to explain the carboxyl transfer from the C 4 -acids to 3-phosphoglyceric...
Paper Details
Title
The photosynthetic carbon metabolism of Zea mays and Gomphrena globosa: the location of the CO2 fixation and the carboxyl transfer reactions
Published Date
Apr 1, 1970
Journal
Volume
48
Issue
4
Pages
777 - 786
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