Cd for sure not. Also Zn, Mn and Cu are probably minor, so Mg will be the most found one 😉

It’s actually Fe. But also Cu: cytochrome oxidase has a Fe-Cu bimetallic center. I don’t know of any mitochondrial enzymes with Mg, Cd or Zn.

Mg is in any enzyme binding phosphate in any form. But they are probably not located in mitochondrion…

I was looking to UniProt, and althrought there are not all proteins, iron and cuprum seems to lead 🙂
http://www.uniprot.org/uniprot/?query=o … d#9993,479
(for me 🙁 )

well yeah, DNA polymerases and RNA polymerases have Mg ions, but in the mitochondria the respiratory enzymes outnumber all other proteins by far. So yeah, Fe probably leads as it is found in both those Fe-S centers of Riske proteins but also in the Fe-Cu centers. Cu are only in the Fe-Cu centers. No idea why the person didn’t include Fe in the answer choices.

scratch that, the ATP synthase also has Mg. I still think there is more of the Cu ones though. that uniprot link doesn’t have Mg unfortunately

you guys were all wrong！Mn diversity cell line panel is the most~the Mn-SOD is the most in mitochondrion！