Electron Transfer in Bioinorganic Chemistry

What is the main class of chemical reactions involving net electron transfer in proteins?

Which metal center illustrates how bioinorganic chemistry uses acid-base chemistry?

What do bioinorganic current carriers usually do with their electrons?

Which structure is widely encountered in bioinorganic chemistry and resembles the iron-porphyrin group used for dioxygen transport?

What affects the metal potentials quoted for standard conditions in water?

What role do iron-sulfur clusters and cytochromes play in bioinorganic chemistry?

What is the function of carbonic anhydrase?

Which metal ion is commonly found in the active site of many hydrolytic enzymes?

What is the main function of alkaline phosphatase?

Which metal ion is NOT commonly found in the active site of hydrolytic enzymes?

What is the main function of dehydrogenases in metalloenzyme functions?

Why do hydrolytic enzymes often contain Zn2+ ions in their active sites?

What was the first metalloprotein to be discovered with Zn2+ ions?

In metalloenzymes, what term is used to describe the molecule being acted upon by the metalloenzyme?

What is the role of Zn2+ ions in most DNA and RNA polymerases?

Which bacterial protein regulates the expression of a mercury-detoxification system?

What is the general function of Hydrolytic Enzymes?

What is the central role of Zn2+ ions in proteins containing zinc fingers?

Which metal ion is present in most DNA and RNA polymerases?

What type of gene regulation system depends on the presence or absence of bound metal ions?

Which class of proteins involve Zn2+-stabilized domains directly interacting with DNA?

What do metalloenzymes do?