This enzyme hydrolyzes the alpha
glycosidic bond and converts starch into glucose.
3.2.1.41) degrade pullulan, a linear [alpha]-glucan that contains repeating subunits of triose sugar (maltotriose) linked by [alpha]-1,6
glycosidic bond, into different types of saccharides.
The stability of the nucleotide analogs depends on the
glycosidic bond conformation, their position of occurrence, and the quadruplex fold.
Action of NAGLU resulted in hydrolysis of the
glycosidic bond in NAGLU-S forming the aglycone that was the enzyme product (NAGLU-P).
The main components of these compounds are glycosides that consist of a glycon part and an aglycon part connected through a
glycosidic bond that can be created by a glycosylation reaction.
Background: Hyaluronidase is part of extracellular bacterial structure that degrade hyaluronic acid, hyaluronidases event by [BETA] elimination of the [BETA]-1,4
glycosidic bond in hyaluronic acid .
The cellulose is a glucose homopolymer with
glycosidic bond in the fourth position, through intra and intermolecular hydrogen bonds.
Finally, cellobiase acts by cleaving the [beta]-1,4
glycosidic bond of cellobiose and small oligosaccharide molecules with release of monomeric sugars (WOOD; McCARE, 1979; BHAT, 2000).
(15) Enzymes involved in
glycosidic bond synthesis represent more than 1% of all open-reading-frame genes in M.
high-valence metal-oxo or OH) more oxidatively potent than the starting oxidant, and (b) restricting targeted
glycosidic bond cleavage at/around the regions (in polymer) where Cu is bound [21].
Beginning with
glycosidic bond formation, the contributors provide the most recent developments in stereoselectivity and therapeutic relevance for advanced biochemistry students, as well as research scientists in the field of biosynthesis, biopathways and vaccination studies.
Whereas a
glycosidic bond made between [alpha] anomers of glucose is relatively easily hydrolyzed by mammalian enzymes, a
glycosidic bond made between [beta] anomers of glucose can only be hydrolyzed by the enzymes made by microbes such as those inhabiting the digestive tract of livestock.