ArticleJournal of bacteriology2016
Chalcone Isomerase from Eubacterium ramulus Catalyzes the Ring Contraction of Flavanonols.
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Abstract
The enzyme catalyzing the ring-contracting conversion of the flavanonol taxifolin to the auronol alphitonin in the course of flavonoid degradation by the human intestinal anaerobe Eubacterium ramulus was purified and characterized. It stereospecifically catalyzed the isomerization of (+)-taxifolin but not that of (-)-taxifolin. The K
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