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Peptococcus aerogenes iron protein from

The [4 Fe-4 S] cores have been one of the most intriguing inorganic structures involved in biological systems. Carter et al. (1977) 191 demonstrated that the same basic structure is present in the two [4 Fe—4 S] centers of the 8 Fe ferredoxin of Peptococcus aerogenes (E 0 = - 400 mV)2) and in the high potential iron protein (HiPIP) isolated from the purple photosynthetic bacterium Chromatium vinosum... [Pg.188]


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