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The monohemic cytochrome c 552 from Pseudomonas nautica (c 552 -Pn) is thought to be the electron donor to cytochrome cd 1 , the so-called nitrite reductase (NiR). It shows as high levels of activity and affinity for the P. nautica NiR (NiR-Pn), as the Pseudomonas aeruginosa enzyme (NiR-Pa). Since cytochrome c 552 is by far the most abundant electron carrier in the...
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