Oxidative titration of the nitrogenase VFe protein from Azotobacter vinelandii: an example of redox-gated electron flow.

Oxidative titration of the nitrogenase VFe protein from Azotobacter vinelandii: an example of redox-gated electron flow.
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葡萄固氮菌固氮酶 VFe 蛋白的氧化滴定:氧化还原门控电子流的一个例子。

DOI:
10.1021/bi951430i
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发表时间:
1996
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Biochemistry.
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通讯作者:
Hales,BJ
Hales,BJ
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作者:
Tittsworth,RC;Hales,BJ

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棕色固氮菌(Azotobacter vinelandii)固氮酶VFe蛋白(Av 1 ')以两种形式存在,即Av 1' A和Av 1 'B,前者具有α2β 2三聚体结构,后者具有α2β 2四聚体结构[Blanchard,C. Z.,& Hales,B. J.(1996)Biochemistry 35,472 - 478]。两者在隔离状态下都形成了5/2的EPR信号,可以被分配给1-当量氧化的P簇(P+)。这些信号通过用组分2蛋白(Av 2 ')进行酶促还原而消除。酶促还原的Av 1 'B的逐步氧化滴定导致S = 5/2 P+信号的恢复和S = 3/2钒辅因子信号的同时降低。进一步的氧化导致出现一个整数自旋信号,该信号被分配给2当量氧化的P簇(P2+)。与先前在Mo固氮酶组分1(Av 1)中观察到的类似信号不同,Av 1 'B中的整数自旋P2+信号源自基态双峰。类似的氧化滴定酶促还原Av 1 'A显示氧化还原行为显着不同的Av 1' B,通过EPR光谱监测。我们观察到的氧化还原诱导的分子内电子转移之间的还原P集群和氧化的FeV辅因子集群在滴定的光谱证据。
The nitrogenase VFe protein ofAzotobacter vinelandii(Av1‘) has been shown to exist in two forms called Av1‘A, which has a primary αβ2trimeric structure, and Av1‘B, which has an α2β2tetrameric structure [Blanchard, C. Z., & Hales, B. J. (1996)Biochemistry 35, 472−478]. Both forms exhibitS= 5/2 EPR signals in the as-isolated state that may be assigned to 1-equiv-oxidized P clusters (P+). These signals are abolished by enzymatic reduction with the component 2 protein (Av2‘). Stepwise oxidative titrations of enzymatically reduced Av1‘Bresult in the restoration of theS= 5/2 P+signals and the concurrent decrease of theS= 3/2 vanadium cofactor signal. Further oxidation results in the appearance of an integer spin signal assigned to the 2-equiv−oxidized P cluster (P2+). Unlike the analogous signal previously observed in Mo nitrogenase component 1 (Av1), which arises from an excited state, the integer spin P2+signal in Av1‘Boriginates from a ground-state doublet. Similar oxidative titrations of enzymatically reduced Av1‘Ashow redox behavior dramatically different from that of Av1‘B, as monitored by EPR spectroscopy. We observe spectral evidence for a redox-induced intramolecular electron transfer between the reduced P cluster and the oxidized FeV cofactor cluster during the titrations.