CRYSTAL-STRUCTURE AND REFINEMENT OF CYTOCHROME P450(TERP) AT 2-CENTER-DOT-3 ANGSTROM RESOLUTION
CRYSTAL-STRUCTURE AND REFINEMENT OF CYTOCHROME P450(TERP) AT 2-CENTER-DOT-3 ANGSTROM RESOLUTION
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DOI:
10.1016/0022-2836(94)90019-1
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发表时间:
1994-03-04
影响因子:
5.6
通讯作者:
DEISENHOFER, J
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作者:
HASEMANN, CA;RAVICHANDRAN, KG;DEISENHOFER, J
Cytochrome P450 terp is a class I (mitochondrial/bacterial) P450 that catalyzes the hydroxylation of α-terpineol as part of the catabolic assimilation of this compound by a pseudomonad species. Crystals grown from the purified protein have the symmetry of space group P6 1 22, and cell dimensions a= b= 69· 4 A ̊, c= 456· 6 A ̊, α= β= 90°, γ= 120°. Diffraction data were collected at the Cornell High Energy Synchrotron Source, and the structure of P450 terp was solved by a combination of molecular replacement and multiple isomorphous replacement techniques. A model of P450 terp was built and refined against native data, to an R-factor of 18· 9% for data with I≥ σ (I) between 6· 0 Å and 2· 3 Å resolution. This model contains 412 of the 428 P450 terp amino acid residues; the loop between helices F and G is disordered in the crystal. While the overall fold of P450 terp is very similar to that of P450 cam, only three-quarters of the C 1α positions can be superimposed, to a root-mean-square deviation of only 1· 87 Å. The mode of substrate binding by P450 terp can be predicted, and probable substrate contact residues identified. The heme environment and side-chain positions in the adjacent I-helix suggest possible modes of proton delivery in the catalytic cycle of the enzyme.