KEGG   ENZYME: 5.3.1.36
Entry
EC 5.3.1.36                 Enzyme                                 
Name
D-apiose isomerase;
apsI (gene name)
Class
Isomerases;
Intramolecular oxidoreductases;
Interconverting aldoses and ketoses, and related compounds
Sysname
D-apiose isomerase
Reaction(IUBMB)
D-apiose = apulose [RN:R12665]
Reaction(KEGG)
R12665
Substrate
D-apiose [CPD:C01488]
Product
apulose [CPD:C22309]
Comment
The enzyme, characterized from several bacterial species, is involved in a catabolic pathway for D-apiose.
History
EC 5.3.1.36 created 2020
Orthology
K24672  D-apiose isomerase
Genes
GQU: AWC35_02910 AWC35_17800
RBAD: H2866_04960
ECA: ECA1953
PATR: EV46_09385
PATO: GZ59_26460
PCC: PCC21_024670
PWA: Pecwa_2644
PPAR: A8F97_05460
PEC: W5S_2615
PWS: A7983_20575
PPOA: BJK05_06675
PBRA: B5S52_09975
PPUJ: E2566_12245
PVZ: OA04_18970
PPAV: LOZ86_11885
PPOO: LW347_11925
BNG: EH206_08970
PAO: Pat9b_5003
PANS: FCN45_22805
KPIE: N5580_19340
ALF: CFBP5473_16375
GEH: HYN69_04715
QDO: H9Q78_12520
HOM: OF852_13560
RSUA: LQF12_14625
TEJ: KDB89_12865
ALAM: RT761_00574(xylA_1) RT761_01091(xylA_3) RT761_01724(xylA_4) RT761_02350(xylA_5)
IAG: Igag_0346
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Reference
1  [PMID:29867142]
  Authors
Carter MS, Zhang X, Huang H, Bouvier JT, Francisco BS, Vetting MW, Al-Obaidi N, Bonanno JB, Ghosh A, Zallot RG, Andersen HM, Almo SC, Gerlt JA
  Title
Functional assignment of multiple catabolic pathways for D-apiose.
  Journal
Nat Chem Biol 14:696-705 (2018)
DOI:10.1038/s41589-018-0067-7
  Sequence
[eca:ECA1953]
Other DBs
ExplorEnz - The Enzyme Database: 5.3.1.36
IUBMB Enzyme Nomenclature: 5.3.1.36
ExPASy - ENZYME nomenclature database: 5.3.1.36
BRENDA, the Enzyme Database: 5.3.1.36

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