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1.14.14.B10
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enzyme binds and degrades heme in a reaction that releases carbon monoxide. Initial intermediates of the reaction of ChuS with hydrogen peroxide, i.e. a ferrous keto pi neutral radical and ferric verdoheme, are in common with heme oxygenases, while a further reaction step, involving the cleavage of the porphyrin ring at adjacent meso-carbons, results in the release of hematinic acid, a tripyrrole product and non-heme iron in the ferric oxidation state
Escherichia coli
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1.14.14.B10
protoporphyrin IX + ascorbate + O2
cosubstrate is hydrogen peroxide that is formed in solution in the presence of ascorbate and O2
Escherichia coli
hematinic acid + a tripyrrole + Fe3+
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