Putting Metal in the Middle

David Bollivar

Putting Metal in the Middle

Illinois Wesleyan University

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Abstract

Placing metal ions into the center of a porphyrin ring is a significant cellular challenge. Lundqvist et ai. (2010) provide snapshots of the AAA + motor unit of magnesium chelatase, an enzyme that insert magnesium ion into the porphyrin ring accompanied by ATP expenditure, in different states of binding to adenosyl nucleotides.

Original language	American English
Journal	Structure
Volume	18
State	Published - Mar 10 2010

Disciplines

Molecular Biology

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