Iron–sulfur clusterbiosynthesis: role of a semi-conserved histidine
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Jia Huang, J. A. Cowan
His mediates iron delivery to the [2Fe–2S] assembly site of ISU/IscU scaffold proteins, but is not required for the binding of iron or cluster.
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