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Record 1 1987-02-14

English

Subject field(s)
  • Biochemistry
CONT

As the two protons are released by FMN [, or flavin mononucleotide] the two electrons are passed on to other proteins, which because of the elements associated with them are called iron-sulfur proteins, or FES ... Unlike FMN, the iron-sulfur proteins carry only electrons, not complete hydrogen atoms; moreover, they carry the electrons one at a time rather than in pairs.

French

Domaine(s)
  • Biochimie
CONT

En même temps que s'effectue la libération des deux protons par le FMN [ou flavine-mononucléotide,] les deux électrons sont transférés sur d'autres protéines fer-soufre ou FES (...) contrairement au FMN, les protéines fer-soufre ne portent que des électrons et non des atomes complets d'hydrogène; en outre, elles ne prennent en charge qu'un électron à la fois.

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