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  • Westphal, L.; Wiechmann, A.; Baker, J.; Minton, N.; Mueller, V.
    The Rnf complex is an energy-coupled transhydrogenase essential to reversibly link cellular NADH and ferredoxin pools in the acetogen Acetobacterium woodii (2018), J. Bacteriol., 200, e00357 .
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Organism

EC Number Organism UniProt Comment Textmining
7.2.1.2 Acetobacterium woodii H6LC28 and H6LC27 and H6LC32 and H6LC31 and H6LC29 and H6LC30 H6LC28 i.e. RnfA, H6LC27 i.e. RnfB, i.e. RnfC, H6LC31 i.e. RnfD, H6LC29 i.e. RnfE, H6LC30 i.e. RnfG
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7.2.1.2 Acetobacterium woodii DSM 1030 H6LC28 and H6LC27 and H6LC32 and H6LC31 and H6LC29 and H6LC30 H6LC28 i.e. RnfA, H6LC27 i.e. RnfB, i.e. RnfC, H6LC31 i.e. RnfD, H6LC29 i.e. RnfE, H6LC30 i.e. RnfG
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General Information

EC Number General Information Comment Organism
7.2.1.2 physiological function endergonic reduction of ferredoxin with NADH is driven by reverse electron transport catalyzed by the Rnf complex. Deletion of subunits RnfABCDEG results in a mutant that does not grow on H2 plus CO2, nor does it produce acetate or ATP from H2 plus CO2, and ferredoxin:NADx02 oxidoreductase activity and Na+ translocation are also completely lost. The mutant also does not grow on low-energy substrates, such as ethanol or lactate Acetobacterium woodii