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This project investigates the mechanisms behind proton and electron transfer in a key enzyme involved in cellular respiration. By studying the respiratory complex I, the aim is to understand its catalytic functions and develop artificial enzymes for sustainable energy applications.
Primary energy conversion in nature is powered by highly efficient enzymes that capture chemical or light energy and transduce it into other energy forms.
These processes are catalyzed by coupled transfers of protons and electrons (PCET), but their fundamental mechanistic principles are not well understood.
In order to obtain a molecular-level understanding of the functional elements powering biological energy conversion processes, we will study the catalytic machinery of one of the largest and…
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Germany, Muenchen
Type: University / higher education
Activity type: Higher or Secondary Education Establishments
SME: No
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