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Phytoglobin

Phytoglobins are globular plant (algae and land plant) proteins classified into the globin superfamily, which contain a heme, i.e. protoporphyrin IX-Fe, prosthetic group. The earliest known phytoglobins are leghemoglobins, discovered in 1939 by Kubo after spectroscopic and chemical analysis of the red pigment of soybean root nodules. A few decades after…

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IntronsMossPhyscomitrella patensSoybeanMolecular mass
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Green algaeBryophytesGymnospermsAngiospermsRhizobia
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Synthesis and postulated functions

Nitrogen-fixationNitrogenaseDioxygenaseNitrate reductasePhytoglobin-NO cycle
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Phytoglobin

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Avg. degree1.96
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Phytoglobin

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related to Synthesis and postulated functions · 20
Phytoglobin → Appleby, At, Based, Furthermore, Hill, In, Its, Lb, Lbs, Like, NO, O2, O2-levels, O2-sensitive, Oxygenated, Phytogbs, Phytogbs1, The, Wittenberg, Work
related to Distribution and classification · 9
Phytoglobin → Lb, Phytogb0, Phytogb1, Phytogb2, Phytogb3, Phytogbs, Phytoglobins, They, TrHb2

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phytogbs globin lb plants phytogb1 phytoglobins soybean algae respectively function leghemoglobin found symbiotic globins lbs land proteins known plant two

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Phytoglobinrelated to Distribution and classificationPhytoglobins0.60section
Phytoglobinrelated to Distribution and classificationPhytogbs0.60section
Phytoglobinrelated to Distribution and classificationThey0.60section
Phytoglobinrelated to Distribution and classificationTrHb20.60section
Phytoglobinrelated to Distribution and classificationPhytogb30.60section
Phytoglobinrelated to Distribution and classificationPhytogb00.60section
Phytoglobinrelated to Distribution and classificationPhytogb10.60section
Phytoglobinrelated to Distribution and classificationPhytogb20.60section
Phytoglobinrelated to Distribution and classificationLb0.60section
Phytoglobinrelated to Synthesis and postulated functionsLike0.60section
Phytoglobinrelated to Synthesis and postulated functionsPhytogbs0.60section
Phytoglobinrelated to Synthesis and postulated functionsO20.60section

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