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EC Number	Crystallization (Commentary)
1.14.14.32	resonance Raman spectroscopy of ferric form reveals that binding of substrate causes variable degrees of conversion from the low spin to high spin state, with the nonhydroxylated progesterone and pregnenolone yielding almost complete high spin form, while the two hydroxylated substrates (17-hydroxyprogesterone and 17-hydroxypregnenolone) give only about a 60% conversion to high spin. The heme structure and its interactions with the active site protein residues remain constant for all four substrates

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1.14.14.32

resonance Raman spectroscopy of ferric form reveals that binding of substrate causes variable degrees of conversion from the low spin to high spin state, with the nonhydroxylated progesterone and pregnenolone yielding almost complete high spin form, while the two hydroxylated substrates (17-hydroxyprogesterone and 17-hydroxypregnenolone) give only about a 60% conversion to high spin. The heme structure and its interactions with the active site protein residues remain constant for all four substrates

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