Heme-bound tyrosine vibrations in hemoglobin M: Resonance Raman, crystallography, and DFT calculation
Heme-bound tyrosine vibrations in hemoglobin M: Resonance Raman, crystallography, and DFT calculation
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血红蛋白 M 中血红素结合的酪氨酸振动:共振拉曼、晶体学和 DFT 计算
DOI:
10.1016/j.bpj.2022.06.012
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发表时间:
2022
影响因子:
3.4
通讯作者:
Shibayama Naoya
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作者:
Nagatomo Shigenori;Shoji Mitsuo;Terada Takuto;Nakatani Kiyoharu;Shigeta Yasuteru;Hirota Shun;Yanagisawa Sachiko;Kubo Minoru;Kitagawa Teizo;Nagai Masako;Ohki Mio;Park Sam-Yong;Shibayama Naoya
Hemoglobins M (Hbs M) are human hemoglobin variants in which either the α or β subunit contains a ferric heme in the α2β2tetramer. Though the ferric subunit cannot bind O2, it regulates O2affinity of its counterpart ferrous subunit. We have investigated resonance Raman spectra of two Hbs, M Iwate (α87His → tyrosine [Tyr]) and M Boston (α58His → Tyr), having tyrosine as a heme axial ligand at proximal and distal positions, respectively, that exhibit unassigned resonance Raman bands arising from ferric (not ferrous) hemes at 899 and 876 cm-1. Our quantum chemical calculations using density functional theory on Fe-porphyrin models withp-cresol and/or 4-methylimidazole showed that the unassigned bands correspond to the breathing-like modes of Fe3+-bound Tyr and are sensitive to the Fe-O-C(Tyr) angle. Based on the frequencies of the Raman bands, the Fe-O-C(Tyr) angles of Hbs M Iwate and M Boston were predicted to be 153.5° and 129.2°, respectively. Consistent with this prediction, x-ray crystallographic analysis showed that the Fe-O-C(Tyr) angles of Hbs M Iwate and M Boston in the T quaternary structure were 153.6° and 134.6°, respectively. It also showed a similar Fe-O bond length (1.96 and 1.97 Å) and different tilting angles.