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Chelating agents electronic state

As described previously, the ratio of copper to cytochrome a is always 1 and the oxidase activity is inhibited about 50% by the addition of a copper chelating agent. From the above results, it is certain that the copper in cytochrome a as well as the heme iron is an important component in the oxidase reaction. Recently it was shown that the copper in oxidized cytochrome a is in the cupric state and that it changes in valency together with the iron during electron transfer from substrate to oxygen. [Pg.463]

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