Quinol oxidation by c-type cytochromes: structural characterization of the menaquinol binding site of NrfHA.

Quinol oxidation by c-type cytochromes: structural characterization of the menaquinol binding site of NrfHA.

Membrane-bound cytochrome c quinol dehydrogenases play a crucial role in bacterial respiration by oxidizing menaquinol and transferring electrons to various periplasmic oxidoreductases. In this work, the menaquinol oxidation site of NrfH was characterized by the determination of the X-ray structure...

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Main Authors:	Rodrigues, M, Scott, K, Sansom, MS, Pereira, I, Archer, M
Format:	Journal article
Language:	English
Published:	2008

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