Intermediates involved in the conversion of acetate to succinyl-CoA. Concept introduction: Heme is a coordination complex that consists of iron ion. It is coordinated to porphyrin ring, and to axial ligands. Most of the metalloproteins contain heme as the prosthetic group. Heme is found in many biologically important hemeproteins, such as myoglobin, hemoglobin, cytochromes, nitric oxide synthase, and catalases.

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Chapter 24, Problem 36P

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Intermediates involved in the conversion of acetate to succinyl-CoA.

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Heme is a coordination complex that consists of iron ion. It is coordinated to porphyrin ring, and to axial ligands. Most of the metalloproteins contain heme as the prosthetic group. Heme is found in many biologically important hemeproteins, such as myoglobin, hemoglobin, cytochromes, nitric oxide synthase, and catalases.

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