Biochemistry and physiology of nitrogen fixation

Bioessays 9 (4):112-117 (1988)
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Abstract

Biological dinitrogen fixation, the reduction of N2 to NH3, requires the enzyme nitrogenase, MgATP, a strongly reducing electron donor and an anaerobic environment. Reducing power for nitrogen fixation is generated by two particular mechanisms, while the mechanisms for protecting nitrogen fixation from oxygen show a greater diversity. Both the reduction and the protection aspects of nitrogen fixation, especially those of the legume root nodule, will be discussed.

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