Bilin-metabolizing Enzymes: Site-specific Reductions Catalyzed by Two Different Type of Enzymes
Bilin-metabolizing Enzymes: Site-specific Reductions Catalyzed by Two Different Type of Enzymes
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胆碱代谢酶:两种不同类型酶催化的位点特异性还原
DOI:
10.1016/j.sbi.2019.03.005
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发表时间:
2019
影响因子:
6.8
通讯作者:
K.
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文献类型:
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作者:
Sugishima;M.;Wada;K.;Unno;M.;Fukuyama;K.
HighlightsBiliverdin (BV) is reduced by BVR or FDBRs, which do not resemble each other.Two molecules of BV are stacked in the binding site of BVR-A.One of the two BVs bound to BVR-A is not the substrate, but is involved in the reaction.The neutron structure of PcyA elucidates the protonation states of BV and certain residues.Unstable hydronium ion is present in the neutron structure of PcyA.In mammals, the green heme metabolite biliverdin is converted to a yellow anti-oxidant by NAD (P) H-dependent biliverdin reductase (BVR), whereas in O 2-dependent photosynthetic organisms it is converted to photosynthetic or light-sensing pigments by ferredoxin-dependent bilin reductases (FDBRs). In NADP+-bound and biliverdin-bound BVR-A, two biliverdins are stacked at the binding cleft; one is positioned to accept hydride from NADPH, and the other appears to donate a proton to the first biliverdin through a neighboring arginine residue. During the FDBR-catalyzed reaction, electrons and protons are supplied to bilins from ferredoxin and from FDBRs and waters bound within FDBRs, respectively. Thus, the protonation sites of bilin and catalytic residues are important for the analysis of site-specific reduction. The neutron structure of FDBR sheds light on this issue.