The in vivo hydrocarbon formation by vanadium nitrogenase follows a secondary metabolic pathway
Nitrogenases reduce inorganic nitrogen to organic ammonia in a crucial step of the nitrogen cycle. Here the authors show that the vanadium-nitrogenase ofAzotobacter vinelandii can also catalyse the in vivoconversion of carbon monoxide to hydrocarbons in a secondary non-biosynthetic pathway.
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Autores principales: | Johannes G. Rebelein, Chi Chung Lee, Yilin Hu, Markus W. Ribbe |
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Lenguaje: | EN |
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Nature Portfolio
2016
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Acceso en línea: | https://doaj.org/article/c58dd5200f2d477b9325cad1aded23ab |
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