Analysis of the kinetic and redox properties of the NADH peroxidase R303M mutant: correlation with the crystal structure.
Analysis of the kinetic and redox properties of the NADH peroxidase R303M mutant: correlation with the crystal structure.
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NADH 过氧化物酶 R303M 突变体的动力学和氧化还原特性分析:与晶体结构的相关性。
DOI:
10.1021/bi000553m
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发表时间:
2000
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影响因子:
2.9
通讯作者:
Claiborne,A
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作者:
Crane3rd,EJ;Yeh,JI;Luba,J;Claiborne,A
The crystal structure of the flavoprotein NADH peroxidase shows that the Arg303 side chain forms a hydrogen bond with the active-site His10 imidazole and is therefore likely to influence the catalytic mechanism. Dithionite titration of an R303M mutant [E(FAD, Cys42-sulfenic acid)] yields a two-electron reduced intermediate (EH2) with enhanced flavin fluorescence and almost no charge-transfer absorbance at pH 7.0; the pKafor the nascent Cys42-SH is increased by over 3.5 units in comparison with the wild-type EH2pKaof ≤4.5. NADH titration of the mutant peroxidase yields the same EH2intermediate, but in contrast to the behavior of wild-type enzyme, this species can be reduced directly to an EH4·NAD+complex. Kinetic analyses demonstrate that the R303M mutant is severely compromised, although active, withkcat= 3 s-1at pH 7.0, 5 °C; enzyme-monitored turnover results indicate that the steady-state consists predominantly of an E-FADH2·NAD+species. When the oxidized mutant is reacted anaerobically with 0.9 equiv of NADH/FAD, a clearly biphasic pattern is observed at 450 nm; relatively rapid flavin reduction is followed by reoxidation at 2.6−2.7 s-1(∼kcat). Thus replacement of Arg303 with Met leads to an altered peroxidase form in which the rate-limiting step in turnover is the intramolecular transfer of electrons from FADH2→ Cys42-SOH. The crystal structure of the R303M peroxidase has been refined at 2.45 Å resolution. In addition to eliminating the Arg303 interactions with His10 and Glu14, the mutant exhibits a significant change in the conformation of the Cys42-SOH side chain relative to FAD and His10 in particular. These and other results provide a detailed understanding of Arg303 and its role in the structure and mechanism of this unique flavoprotein peroxidase.