Fumarase

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fumarate hydratase
Identifiers
Symbol FH
Entrez 2271
HUGO 3700
OMIM 136850
RefSeq NM_000143
UniProt P07954
Other data
EC number 4.2.1.2
Locus Chr. 1 q42.1

Fumarase (or fumarate hydratase) is an enzyme involved in the Krebs Cycle (aka the Tricarboxylic Acid Cycle aka the Citric Acid Cycle) that catalyzes the hydration (addition of H2O across a double bond) of Fumarate to L-malate (See the entry on optical isomer).

Fumarate + H2O <-> L Malate

Biochemical Pathway

  • Diagram TCA Cycle at KEGG, gives some details on the TCA cycle in which fumerase acts. [Fumarase is labeled '4.2.1.2' in the lower left hand corner of this diagram.

See also

External links

de:Fumarase it:Fumarato idratasi hu:Fumaráz


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