How the lanthanide ions affect the addition-elimination step of methanol dehydrogenases.

@article{Prejan2020HowTL,
  title={How the lanthanide ions affect the addition-elimination step of methanol dehydrogenases.},
  author={Mario Prejan{\`o} and N. Russo and Tiziana Marino},
  journal={Chemistry},
  year={2020}
}
  • Mario Prejanò, N. Russo, Tiziana Marino
  • Published 2020
  • Chemistry, Medicine
  • Chemistry
    • The widespread XoxF, a recently discovered methanol dehydrogenase enzyme used by methylotrophic bacteria to oxidize methanol for carbon and energy, requires lanthanide ions for its activity. This enzyme represents an essential component of methanol utilization by both methanol- and methane-utilizing bacteria. The present investigation looks on the electronic, energetical and geometrical behavior of the methanol dehydrogenase from Methylacidiphilum fumariolicum SolV strictly dependent on early… CONTINUE READING
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