Enterococcus faecalis phosphomevalonate kinase
Protein Sci Doun et al.
14: 1134
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Figure S-1. Effect of hydrogen ion concentration on reaction rate. Assays of E. faecalis phosphomevalonate kinase activity were conducted at the indicated pH values under otherwise standard conditions.
Figure S-2. Effect of temperature on reaction rate. Assays of E. faecalis phosphomevalonate kinase activity were conducted at the indicated temperatures under otherwise standard conditions.
Inset: Selected data are shown as an Arrhenius plot.
Figure S-3. Km for (R,S)-5-phosphomevalonate. Assays of phosphomevalonate kinase activity were conducted at the indicated concentrations of
phosphomevalonate under otherwise standard conditions. Specific
activity is expressed as micromoles/min/mg.
Figure S-4. Km for ATP. Assays of phosphomevalonate kinase activity
were conducted at the indicated concentrations of ATP under otherwise
standard conditions. Specific activity is expressed as micromoles/min/mg.
Figure S-5. SDS-PAGE of purified E. faecalis phosphomevalonate kinase.
Shown are molecular mass standards (left lane) and fractions 5-12 from
the Ni++ column.