Mutational analysis of the pea phytochrome A chromophore pocket: chromophore assembly with apophytochrome A and photoreversibility.

Mutational analysis of the pea phytochrome A chromophore pocket: chromophore assembly with apophytochrome A and photoreversibility.
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豌豆光敏色素 A 生色团口袋的突变分析:与光敏色素 A 和光可逆性的生色团组装。

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10.1021/bi00214a014
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1993
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影响因子:
2.9
通讯作者:
Song,PS
Song,PS
中科院分区:
生物学3区
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作者:
Deforce,L;Furuya,M;Song,PS

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修订稿于 1993 年 10 月 26 日收到®摘要:在酿酒酵母中表达豌豆脱辅基色素 A 的十个位点特异性突变体,并分析脱辅基蛋白的发色团组装和光可逆吸光度变化。突变体对位于发色团附着残基(豌豆光敏色素 A 中的 Cys-323)微环境中的五个保守氨基酸残基中的每一个构成两个特定变化。所有突变体脱辅基光色素均能够自催化共价附着藻蓝蛋白,表明脱辅基蛋白中不存在主要的结构扰动。然而,突变体之间的发色团连接率差异显着。从光谱上看,突变型全光敏色素分为三种类型:与野生型加合物无法区分的突变型光敏色素、与野生型加合物相比具有蓝移 Pr 和 Pfr 吸收最大值的突变体以及不可光逆的突变体。通过对结果的分析,我们得出结论,残基 Asp-309、Arg-318、His-321 和 Gln-326 可能不催化参与发色团连接反应,但某些残基可能发挥重要的结构和立体化学作用。正如所建议的,Arg-318 可能锚定发色团 [Partis, M. D., & Grimm, R.(1990) Z. Naturforsch. 45c,987-998; Parker, W., et al.(1993) Bioconjugate Chem.(印刷中)]。保守的 Gln-326 是发色团附着位点下游的三个残基,对于光敏色素的光谱完整性和光可逆性而言,在静电方面并不重要,但该残基对于裂解酶活性在空间上很重要。看来,发色团结合 Cys-323 的 N 端和 C 端附近的 5 个氨基酸残基对连接反应的作用是结构性的,而不是催化性的。植物光形态发生的许多方面是由光敏色素(红色/远红光可逆光受体家族)控制的(Thomas & Johnson,1991;Furuya,1993)。豌豆光敏色素 A (PhyA1) 是两个相同亚基的同二聚体,分子量为 *= 121 kDa(Nakasako 等人,1990)。每个亚基都带有一个共价结合的四吡咯发色团(Lagarias & Rapoport,1980)。胆素发色团通过硫醚键与位于脱辅基蛋白 N 末端一半的单个半胱氨酸硫醇以立体特异性方式连接到脱辅基蛋白 (Lagarias & Rapoport, 1980)。 PhyA 在黑暗生长的豌豆幼苗中以其吸收红光的形式(Pr.)积累。发色团吸收光后,发色团的 C 15 -C 16 双键周围发生顺式/反式异构化(Rudiger 等人,1983;Rospendowski 等人,1989;Fodor 等人,1990)。这会引起脱辅基蛋白和发色团的构象变化[Sommer 和 Song (1990) 及其参考文献]。这个的最终产品
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