Modeling the haloperoxidases: Reversible oxygen atom transfer between bromide ion and an oxo-Mn(V) porphyrin
Modeling the haloperoxidases: Reversible oxygen atom transfer between bromide ion and an oxo-Mn(V) porphyrin
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DOI:
10.1016/j.jinorgbio.2007.07.017
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发表时间:
2007-11-01
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3.9
通讯作者:
Groves, John T.
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Lahaye, Dorothee;Groves, John T.
The manganese meso-dimethylimidazolium porphyrin complex Mn(III)[TDMImP] reacted with HOBr/OBr- to generate the corresponding oxo-Mn(V)[TDMImP] species. The rate of this process accelerated with increasing pH. A forward rate constant, kappa(for), of 1.65 x 10(6) M-1 S-1 was determined at pH 8. Under these conditions, the oxo-Mn(V) species is short-lived and is transformed into the corresponding oxo-Mn(IV) complex. A first-order rate constant, kappa(obs), of 0.66 s(-1) was found for this reduction process at pH 8. The mechanism of this reduction process, which was dependent on bromide ion, appeared to proceed via an intermediate Mn(III)-O-Br complex. Thus, both a fast, reversible Mn(III)-O-Br bond heterolysis and a slower homolytic pathway occur in parallel in this system. The reverse oxidation reaction between oxo-Mn(V)[TDMImP] and bromide was investigated as a function of pH. The rate of this oxo-transfer reaction (kappa(rev) = 1.4 x 10(3) M-1 s(-1) at pH 8) markedly accelerated as the pH was lowered. The observed first-order dependence of the rate on [H+] indicates that the reactive species responsible for bromide oxidation is a protonated oxo-hydroxo complex and the stable species present in solution at high pH is dioxo-Mn(V)[TDMImP], [O=Mn(V)=O](-). The oxo-Mn(V) species retains nearly all of the oxidative driving force of the hypohalite. The equilibrium constant K-equi = kappa(for)/kappa(rev) for the reversible process was determined at three different pH values (K-equi = 1. 15 x 10(3) at pH 8) allowing the measurement of the redox potentials E of oxo-Mn(V)/Mn(III) (E = 1.01 V at pH 8). The redox potential for this couple was extrapolated over the entire pH scale using the Nernst relationship and compared to those of the manganese 2- and 4-meso-N-methylpyridinium porphyrin couples oxo-Mn(V)[2-TMPyP]/Mn(Ill)[2-TMPyP], oxo-Mn(V)[4-TMPyP]/Mn(III)[4-TMPyP], OBr-/Br- and H2O2/H2O. Notably, the redox potential of oxo-Mn(V)/Mn(III) for the imidazolium porphyrin approaches that of H2O2/H2O at low pH. (c) 2007 Elsevier Inc. All rights reserved.