Designs on Rubisco

Howard Griffiths ()
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Howard Griffiths: Physiological Ecology Group, University of Cambridge

Nature, 2006, vol. 441, issue 7096, 940-941

Abstract: Rubisco is said to be both the most important enzyme on Earth and surprisingly inefficient. Yet an understanding of the reaction by which it fixes CO2 suggests that evolution has made the best of a bad job.

Date: 2006
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