Photoassembly of the manganese cluster in mutants perturbed in the high affinity Mn-binding site of the H2O-oxidation complex of photosystem II.
Photoassembly of the manganese cluster in mutants perturbed in the high affinity Mn-binding site of the H2O-oxidation complex of photosystem II.
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突变体中锰簇的光组装在光系统 II 的 H2O 氧化复合物的高亲和力 Mn 结合位点受到干扰。
DOI:
10.1021/bi700761v
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发表时间:
2007
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影响因子:
2.9
通讯作者:
Burnap,RobertL
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作者:
Hwang,HongJin;McLain,Aaron;Debus,RichardJ;Burnap,RobertL
The light-driven, oxidative assembly of Mn2+ions into the H2O-oxidation complex (WOC) of the photosystem II (PSII) reaction center is termed photoactivation and culminates in the formation of the oxygen-evolving (Mn4−Ca) center of the WOC. Initial binding and photooxidation of Mn2+to the apoprotein is critically dependent upon aspartate 170 of the D1 protein (D1−D170) of the high affinity Mn site [Nixon and Diner (1992)Biochemistry31, 942−948]. Three O2-evolving mutant strains ofSynechocystis, D1−D170E, D1−D170H, and D1−D170V, were studied in terms of the kinetics of photoactivation under both continuous and flashing light. Photoactivation using single turnover flashes revealed D1−D170H and D1−D170V, but not D1−D170E, were prone to form substantial amounts (∼40−50%) of inactive centers ascribed to photoligation of aberrant nonfunctional Mn based upon the reversibility of the inactivation and similarity to previousin vitroresults [Chen, C., Kazimir, J., and Cheniae, G. M. (1995)Biochemistry 34, 13511−13526]. On the other hand, D1−D170E lowers the quantum efficiency of photoactivation compared to the wild-type by the largest amount (80% decrease) versus D1−D170H and D1−D170V, which do not produce measurable decreases in quantum efficiency. The low quantum efficiency of photoactivation in D1−D170E is due to the destabilization of photoactivation intermediates. Numerical analysis indicates that the PSII centers in D1−D170E are heterogeneous with respect to photoactivation kinetics and that the majority of centers are characterized by intermediates that decay ∼10-fold more rapidly than the wild-type control. Additionally, the kinetics of O2release during the S3−S0transition was markedly retarded in D1-D170E, in contrast to D1-D170H and D1-D170V, which did not exhibit a discernible slow-down compared to the wild-type.