Resonance Raman spectra of blue copper proteins: assignments from normal mode calculations and copper-63/copper-65 and H2O/D2O shifts for stellacyanin and laccase
Resonance Raman spectra of blue copper proteins: assignments from normal mode calculations and copper-63/copper-65 and H2O/D2O shifts for stellacyanin and laccase
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蓝铜蛋白的共振拉曼光谱:星花青蛋白和漆酶的正常模式计算以及 Copper-63/copper-65 和 H2O/D2O 位移的分配
DOI:
10.1021/bi00301a008
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发表时间:
1984
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影响因子:
2.9
通讯作者:
T. Spiro
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文献类型:
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作者:
L. Nestor;J. Larrabee;G. Woolery;B. Reinhammar;T. Spiro
Lisa Nestor, James A. Larrabee, Geoffrey Woolery, Bengt Reinhammar, and Thomas G. Spiro* abstract: Resonance Raman (RR) spectra are reported for azurin, stellacyanin, and both tree and fungal lacease; effects of type 2 Cu removal on the lacease RR spectra are noted. Normal coordinate calculations are carried out on hypothetical Cu complexes with structures related to the known active-site structure of plastocyanin and azurin by using force constants transferred from model complexes. Among the Cu-ligand stretching coordinates, only the Cu-S (Cys) stretch contributes significantly to modes in the 400-cm'1 region, where the strongest RR bands are found; Cu-N (His) stretching modes are expected in the 230-310-cm" 1 range. Stellacyanin and tree lacease have been reconstituted with 63Cu and 65Cu, and with D20, to assess the Cu and imidazole motions in the RR modes. A 2-cm" 1 D20/H20 shift identifies the 273-cm" 1 stellacyanin RR band as a Cu-N (His) mode; the extent of the shift sug-gests that the C2, as well as N3 imidazole, proton was replaced by D. Much smaller D20/H20 shifts are seen for the strong stellacyanin or lacease bands. The two strong RR bands of stellacyanin, 347 and 385 cm" 1, show 1.8-and 1.5-cm" 1 63Cu/65Cu isotope shifts; the combined shift is that calculated for the Cu-S (Cys) stretch. It is suggested that the pair of bands arises from strong coupling between the Cu-S stretching and SCC bending coordinates of the bound cysteine. The average frequency is~ 30 cm" 1 lower than the average fre-quencies of the strong bands in lacease, azurin, and plasto-cyanin, consistent with the longer extended X-ray absorption fine structure derived Cu-S distance in stellacyanin (2.19 Á) than in plastocyanin or azurin (2.13 Á). The lacease 63Cu/65Cu shifts, however, 0.5 cm'1 or less for the strong bands at 381, 405, and 420 cm'1, are much lower than those for stel-lacyanin and additional couplings are implicated. A variety of angle-bending modes of the coordinated ligands are expected in the 300-500-cm" 1 region, but it is difficult to account for resonance enhancement for most of them. It is suggested that torsional motions about the cysteine SC bond might con-tribute significantly to the resonance-enhanced modes. e “blue” or type 1 site of copper proteins has longattracted a great deal of interest, because of its unusual spectroscopic properties (Malkin & Malmstrom, 1970; Fee, 1975; Gray & Solomon, 1981). In the past few years, the molecular and electronic structure of this sitehas come sharply into focus thanks to the application of a battery of physical methods, including absorption and circular dichroism (CD) spectroscopy (McMillen et al., 1974a, b; Solomon et al., 1976a, b), nuclear magnetic resonance(NMR) spectroscopy (Markley et al., 1975; Hill et al., 1976; Ugerbil et al., 1977), electron paramagnetic resonance(EPR) spectroscopy (Vanngard, 1972),
影响因子:
3.4
作者:
Peisach,J;Powers,L;Blumberg,WE;Chance,B
通讯作者:
Chance,B