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Nitrogenase is an enzyme found in many bacteria and archaea that catalyzes biological dinitrogen fixation, the reduction of N 2 to NH 3 , accounting for the major input of fixed nitrogen into the biogeochemical N cycle. In addition to reducing N 2 and protons, nitrogenase can reduce a number of small, non-physiological substrates. Among these alternative substrates are included...
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