[Fe-Fe]-hydrogenase Reactivated by Residue Mutations as Bridging Carbonyl Rearranges: A QM/MM Study.
[Fe-Fe]-hydrogenase Reactivated by Residue Mutations as Bridging Carbonyl Rearranges: A QM/MM Study.
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[Fe-Fe]-氢化酶通过残基突变作为桥接羰基重排重新激活:QM/MM 研究。
DOI:
10.1002/qua.22381
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发表时间:
2010
影响因子:
2.2
通讯作者:
Gogonea,Valentin
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作者:
Motiu,Stefan;Gogonea,Valentin
In this work, we found aqueous enzyme phase reaction pathways for the reactivation of the exogenously inhibited [Fe-Fe]-hydrogenases by O2, or OH, which metabolizes to H2O (Dogaru et al., Int J Quantum Chem 2008, 108; Motiu et al., Int J Quantum Chem 2007, 107, 1248). We used the hybrid quantum mechanics/molecular mechanics (QM/MM) method to study the reactivation pathways of the exogenously inhibited enzyme matrix. The ONIOM calculations performed on the enzyme agree with experimental results (Liu et al., J Am Chem Soc 2002, 124, 5175), that is, wild-type [Fe-Fe]-hydrogenase H-cluster is inhibited by oxygen metabolites. An enzyme spherical region with a radius of 8 Å (from the distal iron, Fed) has been screened for residues that prevent H2O from leaving the catalytic site and reactivate the [Fe-Fe]-hydrogenase H-cluster. In the screening process, polar residues were removed, one at a time, and frequency calculations provided the change in the Gibbs’ energy for the dissociation of water (due to their deletion). When residue deletion resulted in significant Gibbs’ energy decrease, further residue substitutions have been carried out. Following each substitution, geometry optimization and frequency calculations have been performed to assess the change in the Gibbs’ energy for the elimination of H2O. Favorable thermodynamic results have been obtained for both single residue removal (G Glu 374 1.6 kcal/mol), single substitution (GGlu 374