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Resonance raman investigation of the specific sensing mechanism of a target molecule by gas sensory proteins.

Inorganic chemistry - 21 Feb 2005

Ohta Takehiro, Kitagawa Teizo

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Specific sensing of gas molecules such as CO, NO, and O2 is a unique function of gas sensory hemoproteins, while hemoproteins carry out a wide variety of functions such as oxygen storage/transport, electron transfer, and catalysis as enzymes. It is important in gas sensory proteins that the heme domain not only recognizes its target molecule but also discriminates against other gases having similar molecular...

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PMID: 15859244
DOI: 10.1021/ic0486318

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