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Iron–sulphur clusters (ISCs) are protein co-factors essential for a wide range of cellular functions. The core iron–sulphur cluster assembly machinery resides in the mitochondrion, yet due to export of an essential precursor from the organelle, it is also needed for cytosolic and nuclear iron–sulphur cluster assembly. In mitochondria all [4Fe–4S] iron–sulphur clusters are synthesised and transferred...
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