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The Binding Characteristics of the Cytochrome C Iron

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Journal Biochem J
Specialty Biochemistry
Date 1988 Oct 1
PMID 2848510
Citations 7
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A comparison of the binding properties of myoglobin and cytochrome c shows that the latter, in the reduced state, has an unusually large affinity for ligands, including thioethers. This explains the outstanding stability of the methionine-iron bond of ferrous cytochrome c, and results from the intrinsic ability of the cytochrome c iron to delocalize its electrons into orbitals of the sixth axial ligand.

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