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The distribution of radioactivity after feeding labeled glucose, as well as the change of the poolsize of intermediates, in Chlorella poisoned with monoiodacetic acid (MIA), showed that triosephosphate dehydrogenase is the most sensitive Enzyme in respiration. MIA leads to a large accumulation of fructose diphosphate (FDP) and a large decrease in phosphoglyceric acid (PGA). Also, the breakdown of glucose via 6-phospho-gluconate is inhibited by MIA, as shown by the small change of the C 1 /C 6  ratio.

Die Wirkung von Monojodessigsäure auf Atmung und Photosynthese von Chlorella