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Chemical Compound Review

CHEMBL151284     2-benzylbutanedioic acid

Synonyms: SureCN393002, CBMicro_015697, AG-C-24972, AG-J-14668, AG-L-65307, ...
 
 
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Disease relevance of Benzylsuccinic acid

 

High impact information on Benzylsuccinic acid

 

Chemical compound and disease context of Benzylsuccinic acid

 

Biological context of Benzylsuccinic acid

 

Associations of Benzylsuccinic acid with other chemical compounds

 

Gene context of Benzylsuccinic acid

  • The bssCAB genes are part of a larger putative operon ( bssDCABEFGH), which contains the gene bssD, encoding the activase for benzylsuccinate synthase, and four genes ( bssEFGH) encoding proteins of unknown function [13].
  • Benzylsuccinate synthase, encoded by the tutF, tutD, and tutG genes of Thauera aromatica strain T1, is responsible for the first step of anaerobic toluene metabolism [14].

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