Resonance Raman assignment and evidence for noncoupling of individual 2- and 4-vinyl vibrational modes in a monomeric cyanomethemoglobin.
Resonance Raman assignment and evidence for noncoupling of individual 2- and 4-vinyl vibrational modes in a monomeric cyanomethemoglobin.
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单体氰基高铁血红蛋白中单个 2- 和 4- 乙烯基振动模式不耦合的共振拉曼分配和证据。
DOI:
10.1021/bi00435a050
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发表时间:
1989
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2.9
通讯作者:
Parish,DW
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作者:
Gersonde,K;Yu,NT;Lin,SH;Smith,KM;Parish,DW
August 19,¡ 988; Revised Manuscript Received January 9, 1989 abstract: We have investigated the resonance Raman spectra of monomeric insect cyanomethemoglobins (CTT III and CTT IV) reconstituted with (1) protohemes IX selectively deuterated at the 4-vinyl as well as the 2, 4-divinyls,(2) monovinyl-truncated hemes such as pemptoheme (2-hydrogen, 4-vinyl) and iso-pemptoheme (2-vinyl, 4-hydrogen),(3) symmetric hemes such as protoheme III (with 2-and 3-vinyls) and protoheme XIII (with 1-and 4-vinyls), and (4) hemes without 2-and 4-vinyls such as mesoheme IX, deuteroheme IX, 2, 4-dimethyldeuteroheme IX, and 2, 4-dibromodeuteroheme IX. Evidence is presented that the highly localized vinyl C= C stretching vibrations at the 2-and 4-positions of the heme in these cyanomet CTT hemoglobins are noncoupled and inequivalent; ie, the 1631-and 1624-cm" 1 lines have been assigned to 2-vinyl and 4-vinyl, respectively. The elimination of the 2-vinyl (in pemptoheme) or the 4-vinyl (in isopemptoheme) does not affect the C= C stretching frequency of the remaining vinyl. Furthermore, two low-frequencyvinyl bending modesat 412 and intensities between 2-vinyl and 4-vinyl. The observed whereas the 591-cm'1 line results exclusively from the 2-vinyl and 4-vinyl for these twobending modes.The 2-and 4-vinyl groups of iron protoporphyrin IX (pro-toheme IX) in hemoglobins play an important role in modulating heme reactivity through protein-heme interactions (Gersonde, 1983; Gersonde et al., 1986). The orientation of each vinyl (relative to the heme plane) and the nature of protein-vinyl interactions have been probed by nuclear mag-netic resonance(NMR) spectroscopy (La Mar et al., 1978). On the other hand, resonance Raman spectroscopy provides useful information pertaining to the electronic and bonding nature of the vinyl groups in various ligated and unligated hemoglobins (Kerr et al., 1985; Gersonde et al., 1986, 1987; Tanaka et al., 1987).