Titlebook: Cytochromes c; Evolutionary, Struct Geoffrey R. Moore,Graham W. Pettigrew Book 1990 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 1990 Chloroplast.Oxid

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-17787-3At present such structures can only be obtained by crystallographic methods and the work of four groups — those of Takano & Dickerson, Kraut & Salemme, Kakudo and Brayer — has made the class I cytochromes . one of the bestdefined protein families. Structures of five mitochondrial and seven bacterial

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-17787-3., but also provides a rich store of information of evolutionary significance. The evolutionary implications of the structural data is one of the themes of the present chapter in which we discuss the role that cytochrome . has played in the development of the relatively new field of molecular evolut

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-322-99562-9ce to the standard hydrogen electrode (0 V) (Scheme 7.1). Practical aspects of the determination of redox potential and the use of the Nernst equation have been dealt with in Pettigrew & Moore (1987: Chapter 1).

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Zur Konsolidierung neuer Demokratienhysicists, chemists and biochemists have combined to produce an extensive literature. This work has eliminated a number of proposed mechanisms but it has not replaced them with a generally accepted mechanism for any protein. In fact many of the fundamental questions about electron transfer within a

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-54496-5lity it does focus on the obvious fact that not only is the heme central to the function of a hemeprotein, it also determines many of the protein’s physicochemical properties. Accordingly the heme and axial ligands of cytochromes . have been widely studied. The results of these studies are brought together in this chapter and in Chapters 2 and 7.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-322-99562-9ce to the standard hydrogen electrode (0 V) (Scheme 7.1). Practical aspects of the determination of redox potential and the use of the Nernst equation have been dealt with in Pettigrew & Moore (1987: Chapter 1).

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Stereochemical and Physicochemical Properties of Hemes,lity it does focus on the obvious fact that not only is the heme central to the function of a hemeprotein, it also determines many of the protein’s physicochemical properties. Accordingly the heme and axial ligands of cytochromes . have been widely studied. The results of these studies are brought together in this chapter and in Chapters 2 and 7.