EC Number |
General Information |
Reference |
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2.1.1.79 | malfunction |
enzyme deficiency does not alter the ability of Brucella abortus to multiply in RAW 264.7 macrophages and in mice |
-, 720395 |
2.1.1.79 | malfunction |
enzyme inhibition results into sensitivity to acid stress, increased antibiotic susceptibility, and attenuated abilities to avoid macrophage killing and to colonize mouse stomachs |
-, 757104 |
2.1.1.79 | malfunction |
enzyme loss does not affect extracellular parasite growth, phagocytosis or early survival in macrophages, however, membrane transporter activity is defective and the null parasites are more resistant to oxidative stress |
735077 |
2.1.1.79 | malfunction |
mutants defective in cyclopropane fatty acid synthase are unable to suppress tumor necrosis factor production |
-, 719577 |
2.1.1.79 | metabolism |
the enzyme activity is involved in the significant increase in lactic acid yield observed with wild type Lactobacillus casei at pH 3.8 |
-, 734414 |
2.1.1.79 | physiological function |
cfa2 is required for the cyclopropanation of phospholipids and of non phosphorus-containing lipids, neither cfa1 nor cfa2 is required for symbiotic nitrogen fixation |
-, 705574 |
2.1.1.79 | physiological function |
in cotton, isoform CPS1 and CPS2 gene expression correlates with the total cyclic fatty acid content in roots, stems and seeds |
719184 |
2.1.1.79 | physiological function |
proper enzyme expression is vital for an optimal response to environmental stress like acidic or nutrient-limiting conditions in Leishmania mexicana |
-, 757012 |
2.1.1.79 | physiological function |
the enzyme is required for acid resistance, antibiotic resistance, intracellular survival and mouse gastric colonization, and cell membrane integrity |
-, 757104 |
2.1.1.79 | physiological function |
the enzyme is useful for survival extracellularly, thus facilitating persistence in contaminated materials and transmission to new hosts |
-, 720395 |