Plastocyanin cytochrome f interaction.
Plastocyanin cytochrome f interaction.
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质体蓝素细胞色素 f 相互作用。
DOI:
10.1021/bi00446a011
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发表时间:
1989
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影响因子:
2.9
通讯作者:
Davis,DJ
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作者:
Morand,LZ;Frame,MK;Colvert,KK;Johnson,DA;Krogmann,DW;Davis,DJ
Department of Chemistry and Biochemistry, University of Arkansas, Fayetteville, Arkansas 72701, and Department of Biochemistry, Purdue University, West Lafayette, Indiana 47907 Received March 13, 1989; Revised Manuscript Received May 31, 1989 abstract: Spinach plastocyanin and turnip cytochrome/have been covalently linked by using a water-soluble carbodiimide to yield an adduct of the two proteins. The redox potential of cytochrome/in the adduct was shifted by-20 mVrelative to that of free cytochrome/while the redox potential of plastocyanin in the adduct was the same as that of free plastocyanin. Solvent perturbation studies showed the degree of heme exposure in the adduct to be less than in free cytochrome/, indicating that plastocyanin was linked in such a way as to bury the exposed heme edge. Small changes were also observed when the resonance Raman spectrum of the adduct was compared to that of free cytochrome/. The adduct was incapable of interacting with or donating electrons to photosystem I. Peptide mapping and sequencing studies revealed two sites of linkage between thetwo proteins. In one site of linkage, Asp-44 of plastocyanin is covalently linked to Lys-187 of cytochrome/. This represents the first identification of a group on cytochrome/that is involved in the interaction with plastocyanin. The other site of linkage involves Glu-59 and/or Glu-60 of plastocyanin to as yet unidentified aminogroups on cytochrome/. Euglena cytochromec-552 could also be covalently linked to turnip cytochrome/, although with a lower efficiency than spinach plastocyanin. In contrast, a variety of cyanobacterial cytochrome c-553’s and a cyanobacterial plastocyanin couldnot be covalently linked to turnip cytochrome/.(cytochrome/(cyt f) 1 of the photosynthetic electrontransport chain functions between the two photosystems to reduce plastocyanin (PC) using electrons from the Rieske f Supported in part by NSF Grant DCB-8722411 (DWK), USDA Grant 87-CRCR1-2310 and NIH Grant2-S07-RR07101 (DJD), and DOD University Research Instrumentation Grant N00014-85-G-0002 (DAJ).