HYPERFINE COUPLING OF O-17 TO MO(V) IN THE RAPID EPR SIGNAL OF XANTHINE-OXIDASE - EVIDENCE FOR AN OXYGEN LIGAND OF THE METAL
HYPERFINE COUPLING OF O-17 TO MO(V) IN THE RAPID EPR SIGNAL OF XANTHINE-OXIDASE - EVIDENCE FOR AN OXYGEN LIGAND OF THE METAL
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DOI:
10.1016/s0162-0134(00)80190-7
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发表时间:
1979-01-01
影响因子:
3.9
通讯作者:
BRAY, RC
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作者:
GUTTERIDGE, S;MALTHOUSE, JPG;BRAY, RC
The spectrum of the rapid Mo(V) EPR signal from xanthine oxidase dissolved in 17O-enriched water is presented. Difference techniques were used to eliminate the 16O contribution. Clearly observed structure in the spectrum is attributed to moderately strong hyperfine coupling of 1 oxygen atom to Mo. Though complete interpretation of the spectrum has not been attempted, 1 component of A(17O) is about 1.6 mT. The possibility that the oxygen is present in a Mo-OH group, whose proton is the strongly-coupled proton of the rapid signal, is discussed.