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Proximal ligand control of heme iron coordination structure and reactivity with hydrogen peroxide: investigations of the myoglobin cavity mutant H93G with unnatural oxygen donor proximal ligands.
Journal of inorganic biochemistry - 31 Aug 2000
Roach M P, Puspita W J, Watanabe Y
Abstract excerpt
The role of the proximal heme iron ligand in activation of hydrogen peroxide and control of spin state and coordination number in heme proteins is not yet well understood. Although there are several examples of amino acid sidechains with oxygen atoms which can act as potential heme iron ligands, the occurrence of protein-derived oxygen donor ligation in natural protein systems is quite rare. The sperm whale...
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