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European Journal of Biochemistry, 1977Bromopyruvate was shown to completely inactivate cytochrome b2 in a reaction that obeyed the kinetic criteria required for affinity labels: it inactivated flavocytochrome b2 according to saturation kinetics, and the inactivation reaction was competitively inhibited by the substrate or competitive inhibitors. Inactivation was irreversible. The behaviour
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