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Transient spectroscopy of the reaction of cyanide with ferrous myoglobin. Effect of distal side residues.

The Journal of biological chemistry - 5 Nov 1990

Bellelli A, Antonini G, Brunori M, Springer B A, Sligar S G

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The reaction of cyanide metmyoglobin with dithionite conforms to a two-step sequential mechanism with formation of an unstable intermediate, identified as cyanide bound ferrous myoglobin. This reaction was investigated by stopped-flow time resolved spectroscopy using different myoglobins, i.e. those from horse heart, Aplysia limacina buccal muscle, and three recombinant derivatives of sperm whale skeletal muscle...

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