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Figure 5 shows the results that toluene is oxidized to cis-toluene dihydrodiol. This was done through thin-layer chromatography, followed by autoradiography to confirm the results seen in table 2.

Figure 1a shows that with the absence of NaCl DMAPP does not form. Figure 2a shows that in the presence of NaCl DMAPP does in fact occur in this species.

Reversed-phase high-pressure liquid chromatography and quantified by their fluorescence intensities are the tests used to see that only l-arginine and its analog l-canavanine were substrates for the enzyme, producing agmatine and γ-guanidinoxypropylamine.

Enzymatic assays indicate galK gene is translated into active proteins. Fig 3. shows T7 overexpression of the gal gene products. Fig. 5 shows induction of galK with activity reaching a max after 3 hours.

Fig. 3 nucleotide sequence of ptsI gene of S. mutans shows 47.7% identity with E1 of E. coli. E1 and HPr products of ptsI genes in S. mutans are also shown to be expressed in E. coli and E1 can complement a ptsI defect in E. coli.

figure 3d shows that a high amount of gryase contained only negative supercoiled DNA.

Fig. 5 shows direct homology of the LacC protein from S. aureus with that of PfkB from E. coli which has evidence of tagatose-6-phosphate kinase activity.

figure 2 shows that Meso-DAP conversion to L-lysine was demonstrated by paperchromatography

Figures 6 (lanes C,D,E), 7a, and 9.