Flores-Encarnación M, Sánchez-Cuevas M, Ortiz-Gutiérrez F

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RESUMEN

La palabra “quinoproteína” se refiere a cuatro grupos de enzimas diferentes, las cuales contienen o-quinonas como cofactores. La quinona de pirroloquinolina (PQQ) no está unida covalentemente. El grupo PQQ es el cofactor de algunas deshidrogenasas quinoproteicas bacterianas, que incluyen a la glucosa deshidrogenasa (G-DH), alcohol deshidrogenasa (A-DH) y a la aldehído deshidrogenasa (AL-DH). Estas deshidrogenasas se localizan en el espacio periplásmico de las bacterias Gram negativas. Este trabajo muestra un resumen acerca de las propiedades estructurales de las deshidrogenasas quinoproteicas, así como las funciones biológicas y los aspectos biotecnológicos más relevantes.

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