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. 2004 Aug 13;101(34):12485–12490. doi: 10.1073/pnas.0404911101

Fig. 7.

Fig. 7.

Oxidation of NADH. NADH was present at 0.1 mM, and oxidation was followed at 340 nm. (A) Line 1, conditions were as in Fig. 1 except as noted below, and Inline graphic was added to 20 mM at the arrow. Line 2, Inline graphic was added to 10 mM at the first arrow, and 0.15 ml of CO2 solution was added at the second arrow. Line 3, Inline graphic was added to 10 mM at the first arrow, MnSOD was added to 30 μg/ml at the second arrow, and 0.15 ml of CO2 solution was added at the third arrow. (B) Mn(II) was added at 0.1 mM, H2O2 was added at 10 mM, and Inline graphic was added at 10 mM. Line 1, Mn(II) was added at the first arrow, and ethanol to 1% was added at the second arrow. Line 2, reaction was started with H2O2 at the first arrow, and then MnSOD was added to 6 μg/ml at the second arrow and to 18 μg/ml at the third arrow. Line 3, as in lines 2 and 3in A but carbonic anhydrase was present at 50 μg/ml. (C) Mn(II) was added at 0.1 mM, H2O2 at 10 mM, and Inline graphic, when present, at 5 mM. Line 1, Inline graphic was added at the first arrow, and 0.15 ml of CO2 solution was added at the second arrow. Line 2, Inline graphic was added at the first arrow, carbonic anhydrase to 50 μg/ml was added at the second arrow, and 0.15 ml of CO2 solution was added at the third arrow. Line 3, 0.15 ml of CO2 solution was added at the arrow, but Inline graphic was not present.