Multinuclear magnetic resonance studies of the 2Fe.cntdot.2S* ferredoxin from Anabaena species strain PCC 7120. 3. Detection and characterization of hyperfine-shifted nitrogen-15 and hydrogen-1 resonances of the oxidized form
Multinuclear magnetic resonance studies of the 2Fe.cntdot.2S* ferredoxin from Anabaena species strain PCC 7120. 3. Detection and characterization of hyperfine-shifted nitrogen-15 and hydrogen-1 resonances of the oxidized form
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对来自鱼腥藻菌株 PCC 7120 的 2Fe.cntdot.2S* 铁氧还蛋白进行多核磁共振研究。 3. 氧化形式的超精细位移氮 15 和氢 1 共振的检测和表征
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1990
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J. Markley
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B. Oh;J. Markley
All the nitrogen signals from the amino acid side chains and 80 of the total of 98 backbone nitrogen signals of the oxidized form of the 2Fe{center dot}2S* ferredoxin from Anabaena sp. strain PCC 7120 were assigned by means of a series of heteronuclear two-dimensional experiments. Two additional nitrogen signals were observed in the one-dimensional {sup 15}N NMR spectrum and classified as backbone amide resonances from residues whose proton resonances experience paramagnetic broadening. The one-dimensional {sup 15}N NMR spectrum shows nine resonances that are hyperfine shifted and broadened. From this inventory of diamagnetic nitrogen signals and the available X-ray coordinates of the related ferredoxin, the resolved hyperfine-shifted {sup 15}N peaks were attributed to backbone amide nitrogens of two other amino acids that share electrons with the 2Fe{center dot}2S* center to backbone amide nitrogens of two other amino acids that are close to the 2Fe{center dot}2S* center. The seven {sup 15}N signals that are missing and unaccounted for probably are buried under the envelope of amide signals. {sup 1}H NMR signals from all the amide protons directly bonded to the seven missing and nine hyperfine-shifted nitrogens were too broad to be resolved in conventional 2D NMR spectra. From their dependence onmore » the magnetogyric ratio, a {sup 1}H resonance should be up to 100 times broader than a {sup 15}N resonance that experiences a similar hyperfine interaction. This appears to be the reason why more well-resolved hyperfine-shifted {sup 15}N resonances were observed than corresponding {sup 1}H resonances. The result suggest that hyperfine-shifted {sup 15}N peaks can provide a unique window on the electronic structure and environment of this and other paramagnetic centers.« less