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  {{STRUCTURE_1atg|  PDB=1atg  | SIZE=400| SCENE= |right|  CAPTION=Molybdate-binding protein complex with tungstate, ethylene glycol, acetate and sulfate, [[1atg]] }}
  {{STRUCTURE_1atg|  PDB=1atg  | SIZE=400| SCENE= |right|  CAPTION=Molybdate-binding protein complex with tungstate, ethylene glycol, acetate and sulfate, [[1atg]] }
 


<StructureSection load='1atg' size='350' side='right' caption='Molybdate-binding protein complex with tungstate, ethylene glycol, acetate and sulfate (PDB entry [[1atg]])' scene=''>
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=Fate=
=Fate=
ModG is eventually degraded and incorporated into molybdopterin, a cofactor of molybdenum enzymes, or the iron-molybdenum cofactor of a nitrogenase enzyme.<ref name="MODGR1"/><ref name="MODGR2"/> Currently there is little known about cofactor biosynthesis involving the ModG protein.<ref name="MODGR1"/>
ModG is eventually degraded and incorporated into molybdopterin, a cofactor of molybdenum enzymes, or the iron-molybdenum cofactor of a nitrogenase enzyme.<ref name="MODGR1"/><ref name="MODGR2"/> Currently there is little known about cofactor biosynthesis involving the ModG protein.<ref name="MODGR1"/>
 
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=3D structures of ModG=
=3D structures of ModG=