Flavohemoglobins (FlavoHb) play a key role in bacterial resistance to nitrosative stress and
NO signaling modulation. In this study, we cloned, expressed, and characterized the flavoHb …

Flavohemoglobins (flavoHbs) are enzymes that operate primarily as nitric oxide
dioxygenases and shuttle thereby electrons among NAD (P) H, FAD, heme, and a ligated …

Flavohemoglobins (flavoHbs) are made of a globin domain fused with a ferredoxin
reductaselike FAD‐and NAD‐binding modules. These proteins are widely represented …

Flavohemoglobins (flavoHbs) serve various microorganisms as the major protective
enzymes against NO˙‐mediated toxicity. FlavoHbs dominantly function as an NO˙ …

Flavohemoglobins metabolize nitric oxide (NO) to nitrate and protect bacteria and fungi from
NO-mediated damage, growth inhibition, and killing by NO-releasing immune cells …

Flavohemoglobins (FHbs) are members of the globin superfamily, widely distributed among
prokaryotes and eukaryotes that have been shown to carry out nitric oxide dioxygenase …

In microorganisms, flavohemoglobins (FHbs) containing FAD and heme (Fe 3+, metHb)
convert NO. into nitrate at the expense of NADH and O 2. FHbs contribute to bacterial …

Biotically, bacteria encounter nitrogen‐reactive species in environments where
denitrification occurs or when nitric oxide (NO) is generated by the mammal NO synthase …

Flavohemoglobins and flavodiiron proteins are two families of enzymes involved in
nitrosative detoxification. However, the physiological oxygen-related conditions under which …

Over the past decade, the flavohemoglobin Hmp has emerged as the most significant nitric
oxide (NO)–detoxifying protein in many diverse organisms, including yeasts and fungi but …