Proton nuclear magnetic resonance and spectrophotometric studies of nickel(II)-iron(II) hybrid hemoglobins.
Proton nuclear magnetic resonance and spectrophotometric studies of nickel(II)-iron(II) hybrid hemoglobins.
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镍(II)-铁(II)杂化血红蛋白的质子核磁共振和分光光度研究。
DOI:
10.1021/bi00382a019
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发表时间:
1987
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2.9
通讯作者:
Yonetani,T
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作者:
Shibayama,N;Inubushi,T;Morimoto,H;Yonetani,T
Department of Biochemistry and Biophysics, University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania 19104-6089, and Department of Biophysical Engineering, Faculty of Engineering Science, OsakaUniversity, Toyonaka, Osaka 560, Japan Received September 19, 1986; Revised Manuscript Received December 12, 1986 abstract: Ni (II)-Fe (II) hybrid hemoglobins, a (Fe) 2/3 (Ni) 2 and a (Ni) 2/3 (Fe) 2, havebeen characterized by proton nuclear magnetic resonance with Ni (II) protoporphyrin IX (Ni-PP) incorporated in apoprotein, which serves as a permanent deoxyheme. a (Fe) 2/3 (Ni) 2, a (Ni) 2/3 (Fe) 2, and NiHb commonly show ex-changeable proton resonances at 11 and 14 ppm, due to hydrogen-bonded protons in a deoxy-like structure. Upon binding of carbon monoxide (CO) to a (Fe) 2/?(Ni) 2, these resonances disappear at pH 6.5 to pH 8.5. On the other hand, the complementaryhybrid a (Ni) 2/3 (Fe-CO) 2 showed the 11 and 14 ppm resonances at low pH. Upon raising pH, the intensities of both resonances are reduced, although these changes are not synchronized. Electronic absorption spectra and hyperfine-shifted proton resonances indicate that the ligation of CO in the 0 (Fe) subunits inducedchanges in the coordination and spinstates of Ni-PP in the a subunits. In a deoxy-like structure, the coordination of Ni-PP in the a subunits is predominantly in a low-spin (5= 0) four-coordination state, whereas in an oxy-like structure the contribution of a high-spin (S'= 1) five-coordination state markedly increased. Ni-PP in the ß subunits always takes a high-spin five-coordination stateregardless of solution conditions and the state of ligation in the partner a (Fe) subunits. In the ß () subunits, a significant downfield shift of the proximal histidyl resonance and a change in the absorption spectrum of Ni-PP were detected, upon changing the quaternary structure of the hybrid. Furthermore, the proximal histidyl resonance of a (Fe-CO) 2l8 (Ni) 2 undergoes a slight upfield shift upon raising the pH from 6.5 to 8.5, while the 14 ppm resonance, themarker signal of a deoxy quaternary structure, hardly changes in this pH region. In addition, ring current shifted resonances in both hybrid Hbs were examined. The chemical shifts were analyzed in terms of the El 1-Val methyls vs. the porphyrin rings in hybrid Hbs. tjven though Hb1 is a well-investigated allosteric protein, the mechanism of cooperative oxygenation is not fully un-derstood. This is causedby the difficulty in characterizing the intermediate species directly inthe course of oxygenation, since theintermediate species of ligation are present in low concentrations in a cooperative system. Thus, many kinds of hybrid Hbs, which were regarded as models for the intermediate species, have been artificially prepared and examined (Banerjee & Cassoly, 1969; Ikeda-Saito et al., 1977; Blough & Hoffman, 1984; Simolo et al., 1985). We have surveyed metal-substituted hybrid Hbs, a (Fe) 20-(M) 2 and a (M) 2/3 (Fe) 2, in which the hemes in either a or ß subunits are substituted with porphyrins containing iron-series transition metal ions (M). The oxygen equilibrium properties of these hybrid Hbs indicated that Ni (II) protoporphyrin IX, fThis work was supported by a grant from the NIH (HL 14508 to TY). All NMR spectra were taken in the medical school NMR facility at the University of Pennsylvania, which is partially supported by Grants SO7-RR-05415 and S07-RR-07083 from the NIH.* University of Pennsylvania. S Osaka University.