Hydrogenases Flashcards

1
Q

What are hydrogenases + what is their reaction

A

enzymes that catalyze the simplest reaction
2H + 2e <–> H2

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2
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What does the direction of the reaction depend on?

A

The E of electron donor/acceptor

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3
Q

Where is hydrogenase found?

A

archaea & bacteria

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4
Q

What do the bimetallic active site consist of?

A

Co & [CN]-

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5
Q

How does structure promote function?

A

highly string field ligands promote H2 binding & heterolytic cleavage

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6
Q

What are the 3 generic forms of hydrogenase?

A

[NiFe]. [FeFe]. [Fe]

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7
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What is the function of [NiFe]?

A

Used for H2 oxidation

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8
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What does Scys do in [NiFe]?

A

H shuttle sites

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9
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What is the function of [FeFe]?

A

Used for both H2 production & uptake

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10
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Where is the et pathway to/from in [FeFe]?

A

to/from FeFe site via a number of FeS clusters

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11
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What does (SCH2)2NH do in [FeFe]?

A

H shuttle site

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