Assaying D-Body Amino acids as D-alanine and amino acid racemase (AARase) activity using NADH oxidoreduction enzymic system

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Abstract

Fermented foods produced using edible microorganisms have been consumed worldwide since ancient times. Microorganisms produce some healthy functional substances. Recently, many people have been attracted to the notion that d-body amino acids have healthy functional effects. d-body amino acids convert l-body amino acid proteolysis from a substrate such as foods during fermentation. This chapter presents a description of methods used for d-alanine assays in the solution as medium and AARase assays in lactic acid bacteria (LAB) cells for isolation of high AARase-containing strains using d-amino acid oxidase and lactic acid dehydrogenase via a NADH oxidoreduction system.

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Matsumoto, N., & Kanauchi, M. (2019). Assaying D-Body Amino acids as D-alanine and amino acid racemase (AARase) activity using NADH oxidoreduction enzymic system. In Methods in Molecular Biology (Vol. 1887, pp. 23–31). Humana Press Inc. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4939-8907-2_3

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