EC Number   |
Natural Substrates |
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    3.2.1.26 | inulin + H2O |
- |
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constitutive enzyme |
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enzyme is induced in presence of sucrose and suppressed in presence of glucose or maltose |
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alkaline invertase activity appears when the root begins to develop and simultaneously to synthesize sucrose - activity of enzyme form I is high during sucrose accumulation and the enzyme rapidly decreases when sucrose reaches a constant level, while the level of enzyme II activity is approximately constant |
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acid invertase activity is very high in immature roots, but rapidly decreases before sucrose is stored and is hardly detectable in mature roots |
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not repressed by presence of glucose in the medium |
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Lys e 2 is able to trigger histamine release from passively sensitized basophils of patients with IgE to carbohydrate determinants |
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acid invertases play a key role in sugar metabolism |
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cell wall and vacuole invertases are important metabolic enzymes, but also key players during wound and pathogen defense reactions and in several developmental transitions, post-translational regulation mechanisms, overview |
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cell-wall invertase isozymes CIN1-9 play an important role in carbon allocation to developing organs, and respond to rapidly to water deficit in antheres and and peduncles and through a reduction in sink strength help to coordinate a delay in anthesis and heading, their expression is affected by water and temperature stress, overview |
