Resonance Raman Evidence for the Presence of the FeIV=O Bond in Horseradish Peroxidase Compound II
Resonance Raman Evidence for the Presence of the FeIV=O Bond in Horseradish Peroxidase Compound II
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辣根过氧化物酶化合物 II 中存在 FeIV=O 键的共振拉曼证据
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1984
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T. Kitagawa
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S. Hashimoto;Y. Tatsuno;T. Kitagawa
Horseradish peroxidase (HRP) is a heme-containing enzyme which catalyzes the oxidation of various organic compounds with hydrogen peroxide as a specific oxidant. The catalysis proceeds via the oxidation of the ferric enzyme by H202 and the successive reduction by the organic substrate. The initial oxidation gives rise to an intermediate called compound I. Its reduction to native ferric state is forwarded by two steps via the other intermediate called compound IL'~ Therefore, compounds I and II possess the higher oxidation states than the Fe" heme by two and one oxidation equivalents, respectively. Mossbauer studyon compound II revealed the presence of the Fe' heme. There have been arguments about the sixth ligand of the heme iron ; kinetic study3~ suggested the Fe1°-OH structure whereas the ENDOR' and NMR studies`>> suggested the Fein _ O structure. Determination of the alternatives is essential to elucidate the catalytic mechanism of this enzyme. We describe here a conclusive evidence for the FeTP = 0 structure, namely, the observationn of the FeW==0 stretching Raman line. Isozyme C of HRP was purchased from Toyobo (grade I-C r RZ = 3.2) and used without further purification. The enzyme was dissolved in phosphate or glycine buffer for the measurements at neutral or alkaline pH, respectively. Reconstitution of HRP with the ~4Fe-incorporated heme was described previously.G> Compound II was produced by mixing the equal moles of H2O2 and ferric HRP.. An aqueous solution of H21802 was prepared by oxidation of 2-ethyll anthraquinol in a mixed solvent (xylene 13.1, acetophenone 43.5, octanol 34.4 wt%) with an excess of 1802 (purity 99%), followed by extraction with degassed H2O under nitrogen atmosphere. The 2-ethyl anthraquinol solution was obtained in situ from hydrogenation of 2-ethyl anthraquinone in the presence of 2 % Pd-A120. The formation of H21802 was confirmed with its Raman spectrum, and the concen-