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Ferredoxin is a small protein found in plants, bacteria, and mitochondria. It contains iron-sulfur clusters and serves as an electron carrier in various metabolic pathways. Its name is derived from the Latin word "ferrum" for iron and "sulfur."
In photosynthesis, ferredoxin plays a crucial role in the electron transport chain. It accepts electrons from
Mitochondrial ferredoxins are involved in processes such as steroid biosynthesis and drug metabolism. They often interact
The structure of ferredoxin typically includes one or more iron-sulfur clusters, which are the active sites