Nitrogenase MoFe-Protein at 1.16 Å Resolution: A Central Ligand in the FeMo-Cofactor

By Oliver Einsle, F. Tezcan, S. Andrade, B. Schmid, Mika Yoshida, J. Howard, D. Rees. Science, 2002

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Subfields: Catalysis, Renewable Energy, Sustainability and the Environment

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• Elucidating reaction mechanisms on quantum computers (2016, background): “The complete structure of the FeMoco was solved only very recently when a central main-group atom was discovered [61] that, surprisingly, turned out to be a carbon atom [62–64].”
• Flux capacities and acclimation costs in Trichodesmium from the Gulf of Mexico (2008, background): “…PsbA, and PsbB, we inferred the molar quantities of the whole complexes of RuBisCO (Newman and Gutteridge 1993), nitrogenase (Strop et al. 2001; Einsle et al. 2002), ATP synthase (Groth and Pohl 2001), PSI (Chitnis 2001; Jordan et al. 2001) and PSII (Zouni et al. 2001), based on compositional…”
• Bioinspired molecular co-catalysts bonded to a silicon photocathode for solar hydrogen evolution. (2011, background): “, a building block commonly found in co-factors of enzyme”