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FeMoco

FeMoco (FeMo cofactor) or M-cluster is the primary cofactor of nitrogenase. Nitrogenase is the enzyme that catalyzes the conversion of atmospheric nitrogen molecules N2 into ammonia (NH3) through the process known as nitrogen fixation. Because it contains iron and molybdenum, the cofactor is called FeMoco. Its stoichiometry is Fe7MoS9C.

Structure, Biosynthesis & Identity of the core atom

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FeMoco

Nodes40
Edges39
Triples66
Avg. degree1.95
Density0.05
Components1

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FeMoco

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related to Structure · 19
FeMoco → Also, Crystallographic, EXAFS, Fe, Fe-Fe, Fe-Mo, Fe4S3, Fe7MoS9C, III, It, Mo, MoFe, MoFe3S3, The, The Fe-S, The FeMo, These, This, X-ray
related to Identity of the core atom · 18
FeMoco → Additionally, An, CH2, During, EPR, Fe-S, Fe6-carbide, FeMo, M-cluster, NifB, NifEN, NifH, Presumably, S-adenosyl-L-methionine, SAM, The, The NifB, X-ray
related to Biosynthesis · 16
FeMoco → Biosynthesis, Fe, Fe4S4, Fe7MoS9C L-cluster, For, K-cluster, Mo, MoFe, Nif, NifB, NifEN, NifS, NifU, NifV, Several, These
related to Substrate binding · 12
FeMoco → Additional, CO, CO-molecules, Fe, Fe2-Fe6-edge, FeMoco-structure, Fischer-Tropsch-type, It, MoFe-protein, Se-incorporation, The, X-ray
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FeMoco → complicated process that requires several Nif gene products

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cofactor protein femo nitrogenase carbon fe x-ray studies nifb atom biosynthesis cluster three mofe process substrate binding iron molybdenum two

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FeMocois acomplicated process that requires several Nif gene products0.90text
FeMocorelated to BiosynthesisBiosynthesis0.60section
FeMocorelated to BiosynthesisNif0.60section
FeMocorelated to BiosynthesisNifS0.60section
FeMocorelated to BiosynthesisNifU0.60section
FeMocorelated to BiosynthesisFe0.60section
FeMocorelated to BiosynthesisFe4S40.60section
FeMocorelated to BiosynthesisK-cluster0.60section
FeMocorelated to BiosynthesisNifB0.60section
FeMocorelated to BiosynthesisFe7MoS9C L-cluster0.60section
FeMocorelated to BiosynthesisNifEN0.60section
FeMocorelated to BiosynthesisMoFe0.60section

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