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Iron-sulfur proteins: ancient structures, still full of surprises
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This article is a survey of the properties and functions of Fe-S proteins under the following headings: sulfur and iron; iron-sulfur clusters; evolution of cofactor use; early observations; complex and extended clusters; sulfur exchange and core interconversions; synthesis and biosynthesis of Fe-S clusters; functions of Fe-S clusters: electron transfer, electron delocalization, spin states and magnetism, covalency of sulfur bonds; non-electron transfer functions of Fe-S clusters: substrate binding and catalysis, regulatory and sensing functions.
- University of Wisconsin–Oshkosh United States
Microsoft Academic Graph classification: Spin states biology Magnetism Inorganic chemistry Electron delocalization chemistry.chemical_element Sulfur Cofactor Catalysis Electron transfer chemistry Iron-sulfur protein Chemical physics biology.protein
Iron-Sulfur Proteins, Models, Molecular, Biochemistry, Evolution, Molecular, Inorganic Chemistry
Iron-Sulfur Proteins, Models, Molecular, Biochemistry, Evolution, Molecular, Inorganic Chemistry
Microsoft Academic Graph classification: Spin states biology Magnetism Inorganic chemistry Electron delocalization chemistry.chemical_element Sulfur Cofactor Catalysis Electron transfer chemistry Iron-sulfur protein Chemical physics biology.protein
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This article is a survey of the properties and functions of Fe-S proteins under the following headings: sulfur and iron; iron-sulfur clusters; evolution of cofactor use; early observations; complex and extended clusters; sulfur exchange and core interconversions; synthesis and biosynthesis of Fe-S clusters; functions of Fe-S clusters: electron transfer, electron delocalization, spin states and magnetism, covalency of sulfur bonds; non-electron transfer functions of Fe-S clusters: substrate binding and catalysis, regulatory and sensing functions.