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The increase of DNA-synthesis rate (according incorporation [8-14C]adenine) in B12-deficient cells Propionibacterium shermanii as a result of different cobalamines adding into the cell suspension including metoxyethyladenile analog of adenozilcobalamin and some components of vitamin B12 molecule has been found. The DNA-synthesis rate in B12-deficient cells is nearly twice lower as compared with one in B12-normal cells. Considerable stimulative effect (80-100%) was provided with coenzyme forms of cobalamin. The data confirm the participation of vitamin B12 in DNA-synthesis in Propionibacterium cells.
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