Resonance Raman study of halorhodopsin photocycle kinetics, chromophore structure, and chloride-pumping mechanism.
Resonance Raman study of halorhodopsin photocycle kinetics, chromophore structure, and chloride-pumping mechanism.
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盐视紫红质光循环动力学、发色团结构和氯离子泵机制的共振拉曼研究。
DOI:
10.1021/bi00165a002
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发表时间:
1992
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2.9
通讯作者:
Mathies,RA
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作者:
Ames,JB;Raap,J;Lugtenburg,J;Mathies,RA
Revised Manuscript Received October 6, 1992 abstract: Kinetic resonance Raman spectra of the HR520, HR640, and HR578 species in the halorhodopsin photocycle are obtained using time delays ranging from 5 qs to 10 ms in 0.3 M N03", 0.3 M Cl", and 3 M Cl". The Raman intensities are converted to absolute concentrations by using a conservation of molecules constraint. The simplest kinetic scheme that satisfactorily models the data is HR578—»• HR520** HR640-* HR578, The rate constant for the HR640-*• HR578 transition increases with Cl" concentration, suggesting that Cl" is taken up between HR64o and HR578. The ratio of the forward to the reverse rate constants connecting HR52o and HR640 increases as the inverse of the Cl" concentration, suggesting that Cl" is released during the HR52o-* HR640 step. The configuration about the Ci3= Ci4 bond of the retinal chromophore in HR64o is examined by regenerating the proteinwith [12, 14-2H2] retinal. The Ci2-2H+ C [4-2H rocking vibration for HR640 is observed at 943 cm"’, demonstrating that the chromophore is 13-cis. The changes in the resonance Raman spectrum of HR640 in response to2H20 suspension indicates that the Schiff base linkage to the protein is protonated. None of the HR640 fingerprint vibrations shift significantly in 2H20, suggesting that the Schiff base adopts a C= N anti configuration; this assignment is supported by the frequency of the C) 5-2H rocking mode (1002 cm-1). The 13-cis structure for the chromophore in HR64o requires that thermal isomerization back to all-trans occurs in the HR64o—*• HR578 transition. These structural and kinetic results are incorporated into a two-state CT model forCl" pumping.Halorhodopsin (HR), 1 a retinal-containing protein found in the plasma membrane of Halobacterium halobium, utilizes light energy to activelytransport chloride ions (Lanyi, 1986, 1988; Oesterhelt & Tittor, 1989). This chloride transport regulates the cytoplasmic ionic strength and generates a membrane potential that is used to drive ATP synthesis. Light absorption by the all-trans-retinal prostheticgroup in HR378 initiates the cyclic photochemical reaction depicted in Figure