1.12.98.4: sulfhydrogenase

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Reaction

Synonyms

EC 1.97.1.3, H-II, H2:sulfuroxidoreductase complex, hydrogenase II, NiFe sulfhydrogenase, polysulfide dehydrogenase, polysulfide reductase, reductase, sulfur, SH2ase, sulfhydrogenase, sulfur reductase, sulhydrogenase

ECTree

     1 Oxidoreductases

         1.12 Acting on hydrogen as donor

             1.12.98 With other, known, physiological acceptors

                1.12.98.4 sulfhydrogenase

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LITERATURE

energy production

Pyrococcus furiosus

E7FI44; Q8U2E5; Q8U2E4; E7FHU4

development of economically feasible production system for hydrogen as an alternative energy source of the future. The not-mediated Pyrococcus furiosus sulfhydrogenase/TiO2 system represents a first optimization step towards the development of an economically feasible in vitro hydrogen production process which should be driven by solar light and should utilize waste compounds as source of electrons

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