Properties and cyclic voltammetry of P. stutzeri cytochrome

Cytochrome c4 s are believed to constitute parts of bacterial respiratory chains. In the present context, the following properties specific to P. stutzeri cyt c4 are important [8, 40]  

Data such as those in Fig. 5.3 have been addressed by numerical methods from which the reduction potentials, interfacial ET rate constants and the 

The rate constants also hold a useful clue to concentration and time ranges for new investigations of intermolecular ET processes of cyt c4 in solution, from which the intramolecular rate constants may be substantiated. Voltammetry, therefore, stands forward as a powerful tool towards otherwise elusive ET dynamics in composite metalloproteins. 

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