PMID-sentid	Pub_year	Sent_text		comp_official_name	comp_offsetprotein_name	organism	prot_offset
16665726-5	1987	For the CAM enzyme the percent inhibition by malate increases from essentially none at 15 degrees C to 70% at 35 degrees C. For the C(4) enzyme the percent inhibition drops from about 60% at 20 degrees C to 2% at 30 degrees C. Similar opposite behavior of the two enzymes is found with the K(i) for malate.	malic acid	45-51	calmodulin	Zea mays	8-11	
16665726-5	1987	For the CAM enzyme the percent inhibition by malate increases from essentially none at 15 degrees C to 70% at 35 degrees C. For the C(4) enzyme the percent inhibition drops from about 60% at 20 degrees C to 2% at 30 degrees C. Similar opposite behavior of the two enzymes is found with the K(i) for malate.	malic acid	299-305	calmodulin	Zea mays	8-11	
16663024-4	1983	We conclude that the assembly of the photosystems in the light is a primary process in photosynthesis induction and may be influenced by other cellular metabolic processes, specifically in the case of CAM leaves by malic acid accumulation.	malic acid	215-225	calmodulin	Zea mays	201-204