Catching catalysis in the act: Using single crystal kinetics to trap methylamine dehydrogenase reaction intermediates

Keyphrases

• Single Crystal 100%
• Reaction Intermediates 100%
• Methylamine Dehydrogenase 100%
• Amicyanin 75%
• Tryptophan 50%
• Electron Transfer 50%
• Methylamine 50%
• Binary Complexes 50%
• Complex Crystal 50%
• Redox Couple 50%
• Microspectrophotometry 50%
• Electron Transfer Chain 50%
• Ammonia 25%
• Enzyme Catalysis 25%
• Physiologic 25%
• Sole Source 25%
• Formaldehyde 25%
• Post-translational Modification 25%
• Carbon Source 25%
• Reaction Pathway 25%
• UV Light 25%
• Crystalline State 25%
• X-ray Crystallography 25%
• Spectral Features 25%
• Gram-negative 25%
• Reduced State 25%
• Catalytic Cycle 25%
• Oxidase Activity 25%
• Two-electron 25%
• Electronic States 25%
• Visible Region 25%
• Redox Center 25%
• Novel Combinations 25%
• Absorption Spectroscopy 25%
• Paracoccus Denitrificans 25%
• Light-dependent 25%
• Catalytic Turnover 25%
• Polarized Absorption 25%
• Methylotrophic Bacteria 25%
• Blue Copper Protein 25%
• Cryoprotectant Solution 25%
• Autotrophic Bacteria 25%

Chemistry

• Single Crystalline Solid 100%
• Methylamine 100%
• Dehydrogenase Reaction 100%
• Reaction Intermediate 100%
• Electron Transport 66%
• Cofactor 33%
• Tryptophan 33%
• Electronic State 16%
• Crystal Structure 16%
• Copper Protein 16%
• Cryoprotective Agent 16%
• X-Ray Crystallography 16%
• Absorption Spectroscopy 16%
• catalytic cycle 16%

Biochemistry, Genetics and Molecular Biology

• Dehydrogenase 100%
• Oxidoreductase 100%
• Enzyme 60%
• Solution and Solubility 40%
• Electron Transport 40%
• Electron Transport Chain 40%
• Tryptophan 40%
• Enzyme Catalysis 20%
• Posttranslational Modification 20%
• Biochemistry 20%
• Crystal Structure 20%
• X-Ray Crystallography 20%
• Absorption 20%
• Oxidase 20%
• Paracoccus denitrificans 20%
• Copper Protein 20%
• Cryoprotectant 20%