Sandbox ggc8
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<scene name='75/752272/Narg_active_site/2'>Active site of narG</scene> where nitrate is fixed to nitrite. The molybdenum molecule is responsible for nitrate reduction. The FS0 cluster is a potential electron transfer route for the molybdenum core. | <scene name='75/752272/Narg_active_site/2'>Active site of narG</scene> where nitrate is fixed to nitrite. The molybdenum molecule is responsible for nitrate reduction. The FS0 cluster is a potential electron transfer route for the molybdenum core. | ||
- | <scene name='75/752272/His_residue/1'>His residue</scene> where mutations can occur that prevent the FS0 cluster from binding, specifically a mutation to Serine. | + | <scene name='75/752272/His_residue/1'>His residue</scene> where mutations can occur that prevent the FS0 cluster from binding, specifically a mutation to <scene name='75/752272/3ir6_mutant/1'>Serine</scene>. |
<scene name='75/752272/Ser_residue/1'>Ser residue</scene> mutations can reduce enzyme efficiency by removal of the positively charged Serine. | <scene name='75/752272/Ser_residue/1'>Ser residue</scene> mutations can reduce enzyme efficiency by removal of the positively charged Serine. |
Revision as of 13:06, 1 May 2017
narG Nitrogen reductase
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