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• W1844159905 abstract "Hodson, Phillip H. (University of Texas, Austin), and J. W. Foster . Dipicolinic acid synthesis in Penicillium citreo-viride . J. Bacteriol. 91: 562–569. 1966.—Dipicolinic acid (DPA) accumulation in culture filtrates of the mold Penicillium citreo-viride was studied in surface and submerged cultures. Good DPA yields were obtained in suspensions of washed, submerged mycelium in the presence of a carbon and a nitrogen source but in the absence of other minerals essential for growth. Fumaric acid was the only other acid formed in significant amounts. Glucose and glycerol were superior to various salts of organic acids as carbon sources, and certain amino acids were excellent nitrogen sources. l -Leucine, l -norvaline, l -tyrosine, and l -histidine were superior to urea, NH 4 Cl, or NaNO 3 as nitrogen precursors for DPA production. d -Norvaline was useless for DPA production. Glycerol- 2-C 14 and - 1-C 14 , C 14 O 2 , and l -leucine- C 14 , l -tyrosine- C 14 , and l -histidine- C 14 were tested as precursors in conjunction with suitable carbon and nitrogen sources. The DPA was decarboxylated chemically, and the distribution of C 14 was determined in the pyridine-C and in the carboxyl-C. The data are consistent with Martin and Foster's suggestion for bacteria that the DPA molecule is formed by a condensation of C 3 plus C 4 precursors, the resulting 2-keto, 6-aminopimelic acid derivate undergoing ring closure to form a heterocyclic precursor of DPA. The C 14 O 2 experiments indicate that oxaloacetate is formed by β-carboxylation of pyruvate, this in turn probably becoming aspartic acid β-semialdehyde, the C 4 compound which condenses with a second pyruvate. The enhancement of DPA formation by l -norvaline, l -leucine, and l -histidine is not ascribable to their functioning either as a source of nitrogen or carbon. l -Tyrosine, in a glycerol medium, contributed nearly 40% of the DPA carbon. The mechanism of biosynthesis of C 7 straight-chain and cyclic compounds is discussed." @default.
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