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Primary Alcohol Sulfatase in a Pseudomonas Species

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Journal Appl Microbiol
Specialty Microbiology
Date 1965 Sep 1
PMID 5867650
Citations 14
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An ammonium sulfate-precipitated fraction from cell-free extracts of Pseudomonas C12B grown on a medium containing sodium dodecyl sulfate (SDS) contained alkyl sulfatase increased fourfold in specific activity over the crude. Optimal pH (7.5) and temperature (70 C) for sulfate release were determined with SDS labeled with radioactive sulfur (SDS(35)) as test substrate. Phosphate, arsenate, and certain heavy metal ions inhibited desulfation, whereas Mg(++) and Mn(++) stimulated activity of preparations which had been dialyzed against ethylenediaminetetraacetic acid. Dodecanol was recovered in semiquantitative yield from reaction mixtures containing enzyme and SDS(35). Aryl sulfates, secondary alcohol sulfates, and a phenoxyethyl sulfate failed to serve as substrate for this enzyme.

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