Data of pyrophosphate release, ATP-induced fluorescence and thiol depletion for DltA in Bacillus cereus

Data file 1<br>A phosphate accumulation assay is shown: rate dependence on ATP concentration (repeats both with 5 mM CoA and mM D-Ala).<br>Data file 2<br>A phosphate accumulation assay is shown: rate dependence on ATP concentration (repeats both without CoA but with 5 mM D-Ala).<br>Data file 3<br>Data of fluorescence gain versus ATP concentration are shown (relative fluorescence gain for 4 repeats). The excitation wavelength was 305 nm. The emission wavelength was 345 nm.<br>Data file 4<br>A phosphate accumulation assay is shown for the wild type BcDltA: rate versus [Alanine] in the absence of CoA, + 5 mM ATP.<br>Data file 5<br>A phosphate accumulation assay is shown for the mutant C269ABcDltA: rate versus [Alanine] in the absence of CoA, + 5 mM ATP.<br>Data file 6<br>A phosphate accumulation assay is shown for the wild type BcDltA: rate [Alanine] in the presence of 5 mM CoA, + 5 mM ATP. These data were generated with a different batch of protein at a very high L-Ala concentration.<br>Data file 7<br>A thiol depletion assay is shown for the wild type BcDltA: rate versus [Alanine] in the presence of 5 mM CoA, + 5 mM ATP.<br>Data file 8<br>A thiol depletion assay is shown the mutant C269ABcDltA: rate versus [Alanine] in the presence of 5 mM CoA, + 5 mM ATP