Molecular coevolution of the vertebrate cytochrome c(1) and Rieske iron sulphur protein in the cytochrome bc(1) complex.
Molecular coevolution of the vertebrate cytochrome c(1) and Rieske iron sulphur protein in the cytochrome bc(1) complex.
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10.1504/ijbra.2007.015414
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2007-01-01
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McClellan, David A
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Baer, Kimberly K;McClellan, David A
Cytochrome c(1) (cyt-c(1)) and the Rieske Iron Sulphur Protein (ISP) are subunits of the cytochrome bc(1) complex located in the mitochondria functioning both as a proton pump and an electron transporter. Vertebrate model organism phylogenies were used in conjunction with existing 3D protein structures to evaluate the biochemical evolution of cyt-c(1) and ISP in terms of selection on amino acid properties. We found selection acting on the exterior surfaces of both proteins and specifically the core region of cyt-c(1). There is evidence supporting coevolution of these proteins relative to alpha helical tendencies, compressibility and equilibrium constant.