Relaxation Dynamics of Pseudomonas aeruginosa ReI ( CO ) 3 ( r-diimine ) ( HisX ) + ( X )
Relaxation Dynamics of Pseudomonas aeruginosa ReI ( CO ) 3 ( r-diimine ) ( HisX ) + ( X )
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铜绿假单胞菌 ReI (CO ) 3 ( r-二亚胺 ) ( HisX ) ( X ) 的弛豫动力学
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2009
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A. Vlček
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Michael Busby;K. Ronayne;M. Towrie;C. Gradinaru;J. Sudhamsu;J. Sýkora;M. Hof;S. Záliš;A. J. D. Bilio;B. Crane;H. Gray;A. Vlček
Photoinduced relaxation processes of five structurally characterized Pseudomonas aeruginosa Re(CO)3(R-diimine)(HisX) (X ) 83, 107, 109, 124, 126)CuII azurins have been investigated by time-resolved (ps-ns) IR spectroscopy and emission spectroscopy. Crystal structures reveal the presence of Re-azurin dimers and trimers that in two cases (X ) 107, 124) involve van der Waals interactions between interdigitated diimine aromatic rings. Time-dependent emission anisotropy measurements confirm that the proteins aggregate in mM solutions (D2O, KPi buffer, pD ) 7.1). Excited-state DFT calculations show that extensive charge redistribution in the Re(CO)3f diimine 3MLCT state occurs: excitation of this 3MLCT state triggers several relaxation processes in Re-azurins whose kinetics strongly depend on the location of the metallolabel on the protein surface. Relaxation is manifested by dynamic blue shifts of excited-state ν(CO) IR bands that occur with triexponential kinetics: intramolecular vibrational redistribution together with vibrational and solvent relaxation give rise to subps, ∼2, and 8-20 ps components, while the ∼102 ps kinetics are attributed to displacement (reorientation) of the Re(CO)3(phen)(im) unit relative to the peptide chain, which optimizes Coulombic interactions of the ReI excited-state electron density with solvated peptide groups. Evidence also suggests that additional segmental movements of Re-bearing -strands occur without perturbing the reaction field or interactions with the peptide. Our work demonstrates that time-resolved IR spectroscopy and emission anisotropy of ReI carbonyl-diimine complexes are powerful probes of molecular dynamics at or around the surfaces of proteins and protein-protein interfacial regions.