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Effector proteins from P450(cam) and methane monooxygenase: lessons in tuning nature's powerful reagents.
Biochemical and biophysical research communications - 5 Dec 2003
Brazeau Brian J, Wallar Bradley J, Lipscomb John D
Abstract excerpt
Effector proteins alter the kinetic or catalytic course of many oxygenase reactions. One of the first oxygenase effectors to be described was putidaredoxin, which serves to gate electron transfer into oxy-P450(cam). In the nonheme, methane monooxygenase (MMO) system, the B-component (MMOB) serves a distinct effector function by gating substrate and oxygen into the active site of the hydroxylase component (MMOH)....
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