Time-resolved resonance Raman study on the binding of carbon monoxide to recombinant human myoglobin and its distal histidine mutants.
Time-resolved resonance Raman study on the binding of carbon monoxide to recombinant human myoglobin and its distal histidine mutants.
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一氧化碳与重组人肌红蛋白及其远端组氨酸突变体结合的时间分辨共振拉曼研究。
DOI:
10.1021/bi00073a014
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发表时间:
1993
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影响因子:
2.9
通讯作者:
Ikeda-Saito,M
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作者:
Sakan,Y;Ogura,T;Kitagawa,T;Fraunfelter,FA;Mattera,R;Ikeda-Saito,M
Time-resolved resonance Raman (RR) spectra of the recombined species of photodissociated CO with recombinant human myoglobin (Mb) and several E7 mutants, in whichdistal His was replaced by Gly (H64G), Gin (H64Q), Ala (H64A), lie (H64I), Val (H64V), and Leu (H64L) through site-directed mutagenesis, were observed in the time range-20 ns to 1 ms following photolysis. The Fe-CO stretching (ype-co) RR band was observed successfully with pulse excitation when thelaser power was greatly reduced. H64H, H64G, and H64Q gave the vFe-co band at 505-510 cm™ 1 in their stationary states. In their recovery processes 1-100 µ& after photodissociation, a broad transient band was observed at slightly lower frequencies than those of their equilibrium structures for H64G and H64Q, but a transient yFe-co band corresponding to the so-called “open” form was not identified around490 cm™ 1 for any of the three species. A second group, H64A, H64I, H64V, and H64L, gave the main pFe-co band at 490-495 cm™ 1 with a shoulder around 510 cm™ 1 (except for H64L) in the stationary state and exhibited a much faster recovery than the first group. These latter four species gave a broad transient band around 492-500 cm™ 1 in the time range of 100-1000 ns, while the~ 510 cm™ 1 shoulder appeared much later. The equilibrium relative intensity of the two bands was attained at500 ms, suggesting that the interconversion between the two forms is slower than 100 ms. For all MbCO examined here, the recovery, determinedfrom the area intensity of the vFe-co band, exhibited two phases irrespective of the presence of one or two pFe_co bands. The vFe-co frequencies could be correlated with the hydropathy index of the E7 residue but not with its physical size. It is inferred that the more hydrophobic environment around CO reduces the polarization of CO and lowers the yFe-co frequency to~ 490 cm™ 1 on the one hand and stabilizes the intermediate state called the protein-separated pair on the other. The latter increases the contribution of recombination from this intermediate, resulting in faster recombination of CO.Molecular structures of myoglobin (Mb), an oxygen storage protein, and its CO complex (MbCO) 1 havebeen determined by X-ray crystallography at a level of 1.5-Á resolution, and it has beennoted that there is no pathway for the migration of a ligand from solvent to the buried binding site in the heme pocket (Kuriyan etal., 1986). It is of fundamental importance