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Purine nucleotide synthesis pathway enzymes are a group of enzymes responsible for the biosynthesis of purine nucleotides (AMP and GMP) from simple precursors via de novo and salvage pathways. They are essential for DNA/RNA synthesis, energy transfer, signaling, and metabolism. Dysregulation can lead to disorders like gout and immunodeficiencies, and they are implicated in cancer metabolism.
Inhibition of purine biosynthesis
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