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From: Branched-chain amino acid aminotransferase and methionine formation in Mycobacterium tuberculosis

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The formation of Met from KMTB. The pathway of polyamine synthesis and subsequent Met regeneration from MTA, as known from K. pneumoniae [11] and B. subtilis [12], is shown. Solid arrows represent steps that have been characterised in M. tuberculosis (present study and [21]). The conversion of KMTB to Met is shown at the top in bold. KIC = ketoisocaproate, KIV = ketoisovalerate, and KMV = ketomethylvalerate.

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