Structural insights into blue-green light utilization by marine green algal light harvesting complex II at 2.78 ?
Structural insights into blue-green light utilization by marine green algal light harvesting complex II at 2.78 ?
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海洋绿藻光捕获复合物 II 在 2.78 时对蓝绿光利用的结构见解?
DOI:
10.1016/j.bbadva.2022.100064
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2022
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Fujii Ritsuko
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作者:
Seki Soichiro;Nakaniwa Tetsuko;Castro-Hartmann Pablo;Sader Kasim;Kawamoto Akihiro;Tanaka Hideaki;Qian Pu;Kurisu Genji;Fujii Ritsuko
Light-harvesting complex II (LHCII) present in plants and green algae absorbs solar energy to promote photochemical reactions. A marine green macroalga,Codium fragile, exhibits the unique characteristic of absorbing blue-green light from the sun during photochemical reactions while being underwater owing to the presence of pigment-altered LHCII called siphonaxanthin–chlorophylla/b-binding protein (SCP). In this study, we determined the structure of SCP at a resolution of 2.78 Å using cryogenic electron microscopy. SCP has a trimeric structure, wherein each monomer containing two lutein and two chlorophyllamolecules in the plant-type LHCII are replaced by siphonaxanthin and its ester and two chlorophyllbmolecules, respectively. Siphonaxanthin occupies the binding site in SCP having a polarity in the trimeric inner core, and exhibits a distorted conjugated chain comprising a carbonyl group hydrogen bonded to a cysteine residue of apoprotein. These features suggest that the siphonaxanthin molecule is responsible for the characteristic green absorption of SCP. The replaced chlorophyllbmolecules extend the region of the stromal side chlorophyllbcluster, spanning two adjacent monomers.