Understanding and harnessing hydrogenases, biological dihydrogen catalysts.

Alison Parkin
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It has been estimated that 99 % of all organisms utilize dihydrogen (H2). Most of these species are microbes and their ability to use H₂as a metabolite arises from the expression of H2 metalloenzymes known as hydrogenases. These molecules have been the focus of intense biological, biochemical, and chemical research because hydrogenases are biotechnologically relevant enzymes.

理解和利用氢化酶,生物二氢催化剂。
据估计,99%的生物利用二氢(H2)。这些物种中的大多数是微生物,它们利用氢作为代谢物的能力源于氢金属酶(氢化酶)的表达。这些分子一直是生物、生化和化学研究的焦点,因为氢化酶是与生物技术相关的酶。
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