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Along with serving as a catalyst, aconitase is a member of the iron regulatory protien-1 (IRP-1) family. These enzymes have been found to play a role in regulatory RNA-binding proteins. This suggests a novel role for Fe-S clusters as post-translational regulatory switches.<ref name="Frishman" /> | Along with serving as a catalyst, aconitase is a member of the iron regulatory protien-1 (IRP-1) family. These enzymes have been found to play a role in regulatory RNA-binding proteins. This suggests a novel role for Fe-S clusters as post-translational regulatory switches.<ref name="Frishman" /> | ||
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== 3D structures of Aconitase== | |||
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