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Meaning of "hydrogenase"

hydrogenase (noun) - an enzyme that catalyzes the reversible conversion of molecular hydrogen to protons and electrons
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  • Any enzyme that catalyzes the reduction of a substrate by the reversible oxidation of hydrogen.

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Air caused irreversible inhibition of hydrogenase activity.
A hydrogenase mimic is an enzyme mimic of hydrogenase.
The first track is decoupling hydrogenase from photosynthesis.
Extracts were subjected to ultracentrifugation in an effort to determine the solubility of hydrogenase.
The effect is also seen on hydrogenase activity and hox genes.
Control of pH during culture development was of little benefit to hydrogenase production.
Electrochemical regeneration using hydrogenase may also be used as a cofactor regeneration system.
That hydrogenjuggling hydrogenase.
Electrodes based on the combination of hydrogenase enzymes with a carbon material have already been disclosed.
An alternative is to form films with graphite particles adsorbed with hydrogenase inside a polymer matrix.
Hydrogenase enzymes from diverse micro organisms and their potential for various applications will be studied.
These complexes are studied as hydrogenase mimics.
The periplasmic hydrogenase of Desulfovibrio desulfuricans was isolated and purified.
Other catalysts are not structural mimics of hydrogenase but rather functional ones.
The ARTIPHYCTION device relies on efficient and stable electrocatalysts rather than the natural enzyme hydrogenase.

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Hydrogen evolved by nitrogenase may be recycled by a hydrogenase present in some legume nodules.
The hydrogenase enzymes contain CO bound to iron.
Knallgas bacteria are also able to derive energy by oxidizing molecular hydrogen by hydrogenase enzymes.
Careful experiments with appropriately mutated hydrogenase confirmed these assumptions and validated the model.
The reaction depends on the presence of NADPH Nicotinamide adenine dinucleotide phosphate hydrogenase.
On phenyl Sepharose chromatography the hydrogenase exhibited hydrophobic properties.
Associated with components of an iron-only hydrogenase.
More specifically the lactate hydrogenase is derived from Eimeria acervulina.
However, human and other evolved animals do not possess hydrogenase.
With regards to structural advantages, hydrogenase is highly selective for its substrate.
And a team has now just been able to mimic that hydrogen-juggling hydrogenase.
In these algae, the hydrogen is produced by an iron hydrogenase with a strong specific activity.
A team of scientists * has developed a reacting agent that completely activates a previously inactive hydrogenase.
Researchers found effective mechanisms to remove oxygen so that hydrogenase can continue producing hydrogen.
Furthermore, a natural catalyst, a hydrogenase was successfully grafted onto the nanocrystals and studied in electrochemistry.
The researchers discovered effective mechanisms to remove oxygen so hydrogenase can keep producing hydrogen.
Then, the hydrogenase electrical connection on hybrid materials based on redox polymer / carbon nanotubes was realized.
The scientists found three effective mechanisms that remove oxygen so hydrogenase can keep producing hydrogen.
The first hydrogenase is a regulatory hydrogenase ( RH ) that signals to the cell hydrogen is present.
Ferredoxin can also be reduced by H2 as it is oxidized on the enzyme hydrogenase.
This has led to intense research focusing on use of hydrogenase for sustainable production of H2.
EPFL chemists have synthesized the first ever functional non-native metal hydrogenase.
The working mechanism of hydrogenase Working together, The institutions of the European Community.
Desulfovibrio vulgaris Groningen is completely different and lacks homologous cytochrome c3 and hydrogenase genes.
Hydrogen production using H. salinarium coupled to a hydrogenase donor like E. coli are reported in literature.
Reduction is effected by a so-called iron-sulfur cluster free hydrogenase.
Nickel, for example, is required for hydrogenase activity, which is essential for the energetic metabolism.
Chemists from EPFL have prepared a functional non-native metal hydrogenase for the first time.
By alpha-ketoglytarate hydrogenase in… Through isocitrate dehydrogenase in alpha-ketoglytarate… lsocitrate.
The Ni atom is coordinated to the Desulfovibrio hydrogenase by 4 cysteine ligands.
It contains a hydrogenase that can produce energy by oxidizing molecular hydrogen ( H2 ) made by intestinal bacteria.
This is catalysed by a nickel-iron hydrogenase enzyme?
In fact, the hydrogenase is very sensitive to O 2.
Studying the active site of [ NiFE ] hydrogenase.
In cultures sparged with H2, hydrogenase activity was markedly prolonged.

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