Some recent advances relating to prokaryotic cytochrome c reductases and cytochrome c oxidases.
Some recent advances relating to prokaryotic cytochrome c reductases and cytochrome c oxidases.
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有关原核细胞色素 c 还原酶和细胞色素 c 氧化酶的一些最新进展。
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10.1016/s0005-2728(05)80260-9
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1991
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Gennis,RB
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Gennis,RB
Prokaryotic systems provide excellent experimental opportunities for exploring structure/function relationships for the complex, membrane-bound, multisubunit enzymes responsible for the reduction and subsequent oxidation ofc-type cytochromes in respiratory or photosynthetic electron transport chains. Two points are made in this mini-review: (1) The eukaryotic and prokaryoticaa3-type cytochromecoxidases are members of an apparently large superfamily of structurally related respiratory oxidases. This superfamily displays considerable variation in terms of the heme prosthetic groups (aorb) as well as the substrate oxidized (quinol or cytochromec). The relationships among these enzymes help to facilitate explorations of how they work. (2) Molecular biology techniques can be used to generate intact, redox-active, water-soluble domains of membrane-bound subunits. These soluble domains can be used for detailed examination, including obtaining high resolution structure by NMR techniques or by X-ray crystallography. This approach is being used to study the soluble heme-binding domain of cytochromec1from thebc1complex ofRhodobacter sphaeroides.