SYBSc|Ch-5(P7)| Nitrogenase Enzyme Structure | Dinitriganase Reductase | MO-Fe, P-Clusture | Fe4S4 ?

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in this lecture lecture we are going to discuss a mainly about the structural aspect of #NitrogenaseEnzyme this enzyme occurs mainly both in symbiotic and non symbiotic blue green algae as well as the rhizobium bacteria who generally perform the root nodule formation structure in leguminoceae family plant so here we are going to discuss about the components which are present in this nitrogenase enzyme mainly the dinitrogenase reductase and #Dinitriganase is enzymes dinitrogen is component here we are going to discuss about the role of molybdenum and iron as electron carrier in this enzyme the FAD who is electron carrier donates the electron to the dinitrogenase reductase which is the complex to this complex is mainly responsible for the conversion of ATP into the ADP plusbPI the energy which is releases into this reaction reaction is used for nitrogen fixation so this #DinitrogenaseReductase enzyme reduces the dinitrogenasen enzyme which is component number one who is actually involved in the process of nitrogen fixation finally the electron are donated to the nitrogen molecule and to ammonia molecule are form is the story of this video so I would request to watch complete video and feel free to ask any problem is there thank you
#HrishikeshKhodad
Assistant Professor
Botany

[@williamm8069]

Old school with screechy chalk. Nice breakdown of terminology of enzymes

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thank you sir. you explained the topic in very easy language. very helpful video 👍👍🙏

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It s really understandable,thank you sir...

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Thank you sir 👍

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Outstanding class sir..❤️🙏

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Thanks

[@ezhumalaijayalakshmi8784]

All about clear but, Finally..How this produced 2NH3??? That's.... 2 ???

[@BScClassesBotanyStudy]

Nitrogen molecule consists 2 Nitrogen atoms.. both get separated and from separated N . We have NH3 .. so 2 N gives 2NH3