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F yeast cells is the generation of iron/sulfur (Fe/S F yeast cells is the generation of iron/sulfur (Fe/S) clusters, which are assembled in proteins destined to mitochondrial, cytosolic, or nuclear compartments (Craig et al., 1999; Lill et al., 1999; Lill and Kispal, 2000). These clusters are https://britishrestaurantawards.org/members/singer20europe/activity/363629/ especially sensitive to oxidants (Keyer and Imlay, 1996) and liberate free iron that could further reactive oxygen species (ROS) production (Cadenas, 1989). Biogenesis of Fe/S clusters is a conserved process from bacteria to higher eukaryotes (Lill et al., 1999; Lill and Kispal, 2000), although in humans biosynthetic complexes for Fe/S cluster assembly are also found in the cytosol (Tong and Rouault, 2000). In S. cerevisiae, synthesis and assembly of Fe/S.