Published: September 23, 2008Received: April 02, 2008Available on J-STAGE: September 23, 2008Accepted: June 10, 2008
Advance online publication: September 07, 2008
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Lactate dehydrogenase A4 (LDH-A4) was purified for yak skeletal muscle. Michaelis constant (Km) analysis showed that yak LDH-A4 for pyruvate was significantly higher than that of cattle. cDNA cloning of LDH-A revealed two amino acid substitutions between yak and cattle. We suggest that the higher Km of yak LDH-A4 might be a result of molecular adaptation to a hypoxic environment.
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