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Heme oxygenase catalyzes the degradation of heme to biliverdin, iron, and carbon monoxide. Here, we present crystal structures of the substrate-free, Fe3+-biliverdin-bound, and biliverdin-bound forms of HmuO, a heme oxygenase from Corynebacterium diphtheriae, refined to 1.80, 1.90, and 1.85 Å resolution, respectively. In the substrate-free structure, the proximal and distal helices, which tightly bracket the substrate heme in the substrate-bound heme complex, move apart, and the proximal helix is partially unwound. These features are supported by the molecular dynamic simulations. The structure implies that the heme binding fixes the enzyme active site structure, including the water hydrogen bond network critical for heme degradation. The biliverdin groups assume the helical conformation and are located in the heme pocket in the crystal structures of the Fe3+-biliverdin-bound and the biliverdin-bound HmuO, prepared by in situ heme oxygenase reaction from the heme complex crystals. The proximal His serves as the Fe3+-biliverdin axial ligand in the former complex and forms a hydrogen bond through a bridging water molecule with the biliverdin pyrrole nitrogen atoms in the latter complex. In both structures, salt bridges between one of the biliverdin propionate groups and the Arg and Lys residues further stabilize biliverdin at the HmuO heme pocket. Additionally, the crystal structure of a mixture of two intermediates between the Fe3+-biliverdin and biliverdin complexes has been determined at 1.70 Å resolution, implying a possible route for iron exit.  相似文献   

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Xylonolactonase Cc XylC from Caulobacter crescentus catalyzes the hydrolysis of the intramolecular ester bond of d‐xylonolactone. We have determined crystal structures of Cc XylC in complex with d‐xylonolactone isomer analogues d‐xylopyranose and (r)‐(+)‐4‐hydroxy‐2‐pyrrolidinone at high resolution. Cc XylC has a 6‐bladed β‐propeller architecture, which contains a central open channel having the active site at one end. According to our previous native mass spectrometry studies, Cc XylC is able to specifically bind Fe2+. The crystal structures, presented here, revealed an active site bound metal ion with an octahedral binding geometry. The side chains of three amino acid residues, Glu18, Asn146, and Asp196, which participate in binding of metal ion are located in the same plane. The solved complex structures allowed suggesting a reaction mechanism for intramolecular ester bond hydrolysis in which the major contribution for catalysis arises from the carbonyl oxygen coordination of the xylonolactone substrate to the Fe2+. The structure of Cc XylC was compared with eight other ester hydrolases of the β‐propeller hydrolase family. The previously published crystal structures of other β‐propeller hydrolases contain either Ca2+, Mg2+, or Zn2+ and show clear similarities in ligand and metal ion binding geometries to that of Cc XylC. It would be interesting to reinvestigate the metal binding specificity of these enzymes and clarify whether they are also able to use Fe2+ as a catalytic metal. This could further expand our understanding of utilization of Fe2+ not only in oxidative enzymes but also in hydrolases.  相似文献   

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The transport cycle in the glutamate transporter (GlT) is catalyzed by the cotransport of three Na+ ions. However, the positions of only two of these ions (Na1 and Na2 sites) along with the substrate have been captured in the crystal structures reported for both the outward-facing and the inward-facing states of Gltph. Characterizing the third ion binding site (Na3) is necessary for structure-function studies attempting to investigate the mechanism of transport in GlTs at an atomic level, particularly for the determination of the sequence of the binding events during the transport cycle. In this study, we report a series of molecular dynamics simulations performed on various bound states of Gltph (the apo state, as well as in the presence of Na+, the substrate, or both), which have been used to identify a putative Na3 site. The calculated trajectories have been used to determine the water accessibility of potential ion-binding residues in the protein, as a prerequisite for their ion binding. Combined with conformational analysis of the key regions in the protein in different bound states and several additional independent simulations in which a Na+ ion was randomly introduced to the interior of the transporter, we have been able to characterize a putative Na3 site and propose a plausible binding sequence for the substrate and the three Na+ ions to the transporter during the extracellular half of the transport cycle. The proposed Na3 site is formed by a set of highly conserved residues, namely, Asp312, Thr92, and Asn310, along with a water molecule. Simulation of a fully bound state, including the substrate and the three Na+ ions, reveals a stable structure—showing closer agreement to the crystal structure when compared to previous models lacking an ion in the putative Na3 site. The proposed sequence of binding events is in agreement with recent experimental models suggesting that two Na+ ions bind before the substrate, and one after that. Our results, however, provide additional information about the sites involved in these binding events.  相似文献   

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Botulinum neurotoxin (BoNT), the causative agent of the deadly neuroparalytic disease botulism, is the most poisonous protein known for humans. Produced by different strains of the anaerobic bacterium Clostridium botulinum, BoNT effects cellular intoxication via a multistep mechanism executed by the three modules of the activated protein. Endocytosis, the first step of cellular intoxication, is triggered by the ∼50 kDa, heavy-chain receptor-binding domain (HCR) that is specific for a ganglioside and a protein receptor on neuronal cell surfaces. This dual receptor recognition mechanism between BoNT and the host cell's membrane is well documented and occurs via specific intermolecular interactions with the C-terminal sub-domain, Hcc, of BoNT–HCR. The N-terminal sub-domain of BoNT–HCR, Hcn, comprises ∼50% of BoNT–HCR and adopts a β-sheet jelly roll fold. While suspected in assisting cell surface recognition, no unambiguous function for the Hcn sub-domain in BoNT has been identified. To obtain insights into the potential function of the Hcn sub-domain in BoNT, the first crystal structure of a BoNT with an organic ligand bound to the Hcn sub-domain has been obtained. Here, we describe the crystal structure of BoNT/CD–HCR determined at 1.70 Å resolution with a tetraethylene glycol (PG4) moiety bound in a hydrophobic cleft between β-strands in the β-sheet jelly roll fold of the Hcn sub-domain. The PG4 moiety is completely engulfed in the cleft, making numerous hydrophilic (Y932, S959, W966, and D1042) and hydrophobic (S935, W977, L979, N1013, and I1066) contacts with the protein's side chain and backbone that may mimic in vivo interactions with the phospholipid membranes on neuronal cell surfaces. A sulfate ion was also observed bound to residues T1176, D1177, K1196, and R1243 in the Hcc sub-domain of BoNT/CD–HCR. In the crystal structure of a similar protein, BoNT/D–HCR, a sialic acid molecule was observed bound to the equivalent residues suggesting that residues T1176, D1177, K1196, and R1243 in BoNT/CD may play a role in ganglioside binding.  相似文献   

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 Desulforedoxin and the N-terminus of desulfoferrodoxin share a 36 amino acid domain containing a (Cys-S)4 metal binding site. Recombinant forms of desulforedoxin, an N-terminal fragment of desulfoferrodoxin, and two desulforedoxin mutant proteins were reconstituted with Fe3+, Cd2+, and Zn2+ and relative metal ion affinities assessed by proton titrations. Protons compete with metal for protein ligands, a process that can be followed by monitoring the optical spectrum of the metal-protein complex as a function of pH. For all polypeptides, Fe3+ bound with the highest affinity, whereas the affinity of Zn2+ was greater than Cd2+ in desulforedoxin and the N-terminal fragment of desulfoferrodoxin, but this order was reversed in desulforedoxin mutant proteins. Metal binding in both mutants was significantly impaired. Furthermore, the Fe3+ complex of both mutants underwent a time-dependent bleaching process which coincided with increased reactivity of cysteine residues to Ellman's reagent and concomitant metal dissociation. It is hypothesized that this results from an autoredox reaction in which Fe3+ is reduced to Fe2+ with attendant oxidation of ligand thiols. Received: 17 June 1998 / Accepted: 3 September 1998  相似文献   

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The crystal structure of erythrocruorin has been refined by constrained crystallographic refinement at 1·4 Å resolution in the following ligand states: aquomet (Fe3+, high spin), cyanomet (Fe3+, low spin), deoxy (Fe2+, high spin) and carbonmonoxy (Fe2+, low spin). The final R-value at this resolution is better than 0·19 for each of these models. The positional errors of the co-ordinates are less than 0·1 Å.The root-mean-square differences between the deoxygenated and the ligated erythrocruorin are about 0·1 Å, being largest for cyanomet-erythrocruorin. The changes in tertiary structures propagate from the location of primary events and often fade out at the molecular surface. Helix E passing the distal side of the haem group is affected most by the direct contact with the ligand bound to the haem iron.Steric hindrance by the distal residue IleE11 forces the cyanide and carbonmonoxide ligands to bind at an angle to the haem axis. The strain at the ligand is partially relieved by movement of the haem deeper into the haem pocket and rearrangement of neighbouring residues.The differences in iron location with respect to the mean haem plane are spin-dependent but unexpectedly small (the largest value is 0·15 Å between deoxy and carbonmonoxy-erythrocruorin). Spin state changes seem to have little influence on the porphyrin stereochemistry; it is determined primarily by the chemical properties of the ligand and its interaction with the haem and the globin. These non-covalent interactions are largely responsible for the initiation of the structural changes on ligand binding.  相似文献   

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The interaction of different species variants of cytochrome c and myoglobin, as well as hen egg white lysozyme, with the hard Lewis metal ions Al3+, Ca2+, Fe3+, and Yb3+ and the borderline metal ion Cu2+, immobilized to iminodiacetic acid (IDA)-Sepharose CL-4B, has been investigated over the rangepH 5.5–8.0. With appropriately chosen buffer and metal ion conditions, these proteins can be bound to the immobilized M n +-IDA adsorbents via negatively charged amino acid residues accessible on the protein surface. For example, tuna heart cytochrome c, which lacks surface-accessible histidine residues, readily bound to the Fe3+-IDA adsorbent, while the other proteins also showed affinity toward immobilized Fe3+-IDA adsorbents when buffers containing 30 mM of imidazole were used. These studies document that protein selectivity can be achieved with hard-metalion immobilized metal ion affinity chromatography (IMAC) systems through the interaction of surfaceexposed aspartic and glutamic acid residues on the protein with the immobilized M n +-IDA complex. These investigations have also documented that the so-called soft or borderline immobilized metal ions such as the Cu2+-IDA adsorbent can also interact with surface-accessible aspartic and glutamic acid residues in a protein-dependent manner. A relationship is evident between the number and extent of clustering of the surfaceaccessible aspartic and glutamic acid residues and protein selectivity with these IMAC systems. The use of elution buffers which contain organic compound modifiers which replicate the carboxyl group moieties of these amino acids on the surface of proteins is also described.Abbreviations IDA iminodiacetic acid - IDA-Mn+ iminodiacetic acid chelated to metal ion - IMAC immobilized metal affinity chromatography - DHCC dog heart cytochrome c - HHCC horse heart cytochrome c, THCC, tuna heart cytochrome c - HMYO horse skeletal muscle myoglobin - SMYO sheep skeletal muscle myoglobin - HEWL hen egg white lysozyme  相似文献   

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Under iron limitation, bacteria scavenge ferric (Fe3+) iron bound to siderophores or other chelates from the environment to fulfill their nutritional requirement. In gram‐negative bacteria, the siderophore uptake system prototype consists of an outer membrane transporter, a periplasmic binding protein and a cytoplasmic membrane transporter, each specific for a single ferric siderophore or siderophore family. Here, we show that spontaneous single gain‐of‐function missense mutations in outer membrane transporter genes of Bradyrhizobium japonicum were sufficient to confer on cells the ability to use synthetic or natural iron siderophores, suggesting that selectivity is limited primarily to the outer membrane and can be readily modified. Moreover, growth on natural or synthetic chelators required the cytoplasmic membrane ferrous (Fe2+) iron transporter FeoB, suggesting that iron is both dissociated from the chelate and reduced to the ferrous form within the periplasm prior to cytoplasmic entry. The data suggest rapid adaptation to environmental iron by facile mutation of selective outer membrane transporter genes and by non‐selective uptake components that do not require mutation to accommodate new iron sources.  相似文献   

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The metal ions Zn2+, Cu2+, and Fe2+ play a significant role in the aggregation mechanism of Aβ peptides. However, the nature of binding between metal and peptide has remained elusive; the detailed information on this from the experimental study is very difficult. Density functional theory (dft) (M06‐2X/6‐311++G (2df,2pd) +LANL2DZ) has employed to determine the force field resulting due to metal and histidine interaction. We performed 200 ns molecular dynamics (MD) simulation on Aβ1‐42‐Zn2+, Aβ1‐42‐Cu2+, and Aβ1‐42‐Fe2+ systems in explicit water with different combination of coordinating residues including the three Histidine residues in the N‐terminal. The present investigation, the Aβ1‐42‐Zn2+ system possess three turn conformations separated by coil structure. Zn2+ binding caused the loss of the helical structure of N‐terminal residues which transformed into the S‐shaped conformation. Zn2+ has reduced the coil and increases the turn content of the peptide compared with experimental study. On the other hand, the Cu2+ binds with peptide, β sheet formation is observed at the N‐terminal residues of the peptide. Fe2+ binding is to promote the formation of Glu22‐Lys28 salt‐bridge which stabilized the turn conformation in the Phe19‐Gly25 residues, subsequently β sheets were observed at His13‐Lys18 and Gly29‐Gly37 residues. The turn conformation facilitates the β sheets are arranged in parallel by enhancing the hydrophobic contact between Gly25 and Met35, Lys16 and Met35, Leu17 and Leu34, Val18 and Leu34 residues. The Fe2+ binding reduced the helix structure and increases the β sheet content in the peptide, which suggested, Fe2+ promotes the oligomerization by enhancing the peptide‐peptide interaction. Proteins 2016; 84:1257–1274. © 2016 Wiley Periodicals, Inc.  相似文献   

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In Gram-negative bacteria, TonB-dependent outer-membrane transporters bind large, scarce organometallic substrates with high affinity preceding active transport. The cobalamin transporter BtuB requires the additional binding of two Ca2+ ions before substrate binding can occur, but the underlying molecular mechanism is unknown. Using the crystallographic structures available for different bound states of BtuB, we have carried out extended molecular dynamics simulations of multiple functional states of BtuB to address the role of Ca2+ in substrate recruitment. We find that Ca2+ binding both stabilizes and repositions key extracellular loops of BtuB, optimizing interactions with the substrate. Interestingly, replacement by Mg2+ abolishes this effect, in accordance with experiments. Using a set of new force-field parameters developed for cyanocobalamin, we also simulated the substrate-bound form of BtuB, where we observed interactions not seen in the crystal structure between the substrate and loops previously found to be important for binding and transport. Based on our results, we suggest that the large size of cobalamin compared to other TonB-dependent transporter substrates explains the requirement of Ca2+ binding for high-affinity substrate recruitment in BtuB.  相似文献   

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Transferrin is the major iron transport protein of mammalian plasma. The ultraviolet-B irradiation of 1.4 mg/ml iron saturated transferrin solutions (~32 μM Fe3+) induces a Fe3+ loss accompanied by Fe2+ formation. The initial quantum yield of Fe3+ loss is wavelength dependent (φ(313 nm)~1.3×10?3) and oxygen independent suggesting an intramolecular electron transfer from one of the Fe3+ ligands. A photolysis of tryptophan residues parallels this photoreduction.  相似文献   

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Nitrosomonas europaea has a single three-gene operon (nitABC) encoding an iron ABC transporter system (NitABC). Phylogenetic analysis clustered the subunit NitB with Fe3+-ABC transporter permease components from other organisms. The N. europaea strain deficient in nitB (nitB::kan) grew well in either Fe-replete or Fe-limited media and in Fe-limited medium containing the catecholate-type siderophore, enterobactin or the citrate-based dihydroxamate-type siderophore, aerobactin. However, the nitB::kan mutant strain was unable to grow in Fe-limited media containing either the hydroxamate-type siderophores, ferrioxamine and ferrichrome or the mixed-chelating type siderophore, pyoverdine. Exposure of N. europaea cells to a ferrichrome analog coupled to the fluorescent moiety naphthalic diimide (Fhu-NI) led to increase in fluorescence in the wild type but not in nitB::kan mutant cells. Spheroplasts prepared from N. europaea wild type exposed to Fhu-NI analog retained the fluorescence, while spheroplasts of the nitB::kan mutant were not fluorescent. NitABC transports intact Fe3+-ferrichrome complex into the cytoplasm and is an atypical ABC type iron transporter for Fe3+ bound to ferrioxamine, ferrichrome or pyoverdine siderophores into the cytoplasm. The mechanisms to transport iron in either the Fe3+ or Fe2+ forms or Fe3+ associated with enterobactin or aerobactin siderophores into the cell across the cytoplasmic membrane are as yet undetermined.  相似文献   

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ZntB is the distant homolog of CorA Mg2+ transporter within the metal ion transporter superfamily. It was early reported that the ZntB from Salmonella typhimurium facilitated efflux of Zn2+ and Cd2+, but not Mg2+. Here, we report the 1.90 Å crystal structure of the intracellular domain of ZntB from Vibrio parahemolyticus. The domain forms a funnel-shaped homopentamer that is similar to the full-length CorA from Thermatoga maritima, but differs from two previously reported dimeric structures of truncated CorA intracellular domains. However, no Zn2+ or Cd2+ binding sites were identified in the high-resolution structure. Instead, 25 well-defined Cl ions were observed and some of these binding sites are highly conserved within the ZntB family. Continuum electrostatics calculations suggest that the central pore of the funnel is highly attractive for cations, especially divalents. The presence of the bound Cl ions increases the stability of cations along the pore suggesting they could be important in enhancing cation transport.  相似文献   

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Electron paramagnetic resonance (epr) studies demonstrate that at low levels of conalbumin (CA) saturation with Fe3+ or VO2+, a ph-dependent preference of the metal exists for different protein binding-site configurations,A, B, and C. The vanadyl ion epr spectra of mixed VO2+, Fe3+-conalbumin in which Fe3+ is preferentially bound to the N- or C-terminal binding site are consistent with all three configurations being formed at both metal sites. At high pH the spectra suggest interaction between binding sites. In the absence of HCO3?, VO2+ is bound almost exclusively in B configuration; a full binding capacity of 2 VO2+ per CA is retained. Stoichiometric amounts of HCO3? convert the epr spectrum from B to an A, B, C type. Addition of oxalate to bicarbonate-free preparations converts the B spectrum to an A′, B, C′ type where the B resonances have lost intensity to the A′ and C′ resonances but have not changed position. The data suggest that configuration B is anion independent and that only one equivalent of binding sites at pH 9 responds to the presence of HCO31? or oxalate by changing configuration but not metal binding capability. The form of the bound anion may be HCO3? rather than CO32?. The formation rate of the colored ferric conalbumin complex by oxidizing Fe2+ to Fe3+ in limited HCO3? at pH 9 is also consistent with one equivalent of sites having different anion requirements than the remaining sites. Increased NaCl or NaClO4 concentration or substitution of D2O for water as solvent affect the environment of bound VO2+, but the mechanisms of action are unknown.  相似文献   

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Sealed reticulocyte ghosts were treated with reagents that modify a variety of amino acid residues. Only ninhydrin and phenylglyoxal, both modifiers of arginyl residues, produced inhibition of the initial rate of 59Fe2+ uptake. The inhibition (i) was dependent on the concentration of ninhydrin or phenylglyoxal, (ii) increased from pH 7 to 9, a feature of the modification of arginine by ninhydrin or phenylglyoxal, and (iii) was blocked when Fe2+ was present during the modification step. A23187, an effective membrane Fe2+ transporter, diminished the inhibitory effect of ninhydrin and phenylglyoxal, indicative that the transport of iron through the membrane, and not a secondary process, was selectively inhibited. We conclude that the iron transporter from the plasma membrane of erythroid cells has one or more arginyl residues in a segment accessible to ninhydrin or phenylglyoxal, and that this residue is involved in the transmembrane transport of iron.This work was supported by grant 1080-91 from FONDECYT, Chile.  相似文献   

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A cationic class III peroxidase from Sorghum bicolor was purified to homogeneity. The enzyme contains a high-spin heme, as evidenced by UV–visible spectroscopy and EPR. Steady state oxidation of guaiacol was demonstrated and the enzyme was shown to have higher activity in the presence of calcium ions. A FeIII/FeII reduction potential of ?266 mV vs NHE was determined. Stopped-flow experiments with H2O2 showed formation of a typical peroxidase Compound I species, which converts to Compound II in the presence of calcium. A crystal structure of the enzyme is reported, the first for a sorghum peroxidase. The structure reveals an active site that is analogous to those for other class I heme peroxidase, and a substrate binding site (assigned as arising from binding of indole-3-acetic acid) at the γ-heme edge. Metal binding sites are observed in the structure on the distal (assigned as a Na+ ion) and proximal (assigned as a Ca2+) sides of the heme, which is consistent with the Ca2+-dependence of the steady state and pre-steady state kinetics. It is probably the case that the structural integrity (and, thus, the catalytic activity) of the sorghum enzyme is dependent on metal ion incorporation at these positions.  相似文献   

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Ferritin protein nanocages, self-assembled from four-α-helix bundle subunits, use Fe2+ and oxygen to synthesize encapsulated, ferric oxide minerals. Ferritin minerals are iron concentrates stored for cell growth. Ferritins are also antioxidants, scavenging Fenton chemistry reactants. Channels for iron entry and exit consist of helical hairpin segments surrounding the 3-fold symmetry axes of the ferritin nanocages. We now report structural differences caused by amino acid substitutions in the Fe2+ ion entry and exit channels and at the cytoplasmic pores, from high resolution (1.3–1.8 Å) protein crystal structures of the eukaryotic model ferritin, frog M. Mutations that eliminate conserved ionic or hydrophobic interactions between Arg-72 and Asp-122 and between Leu-110 and Leu-134 increase flexibility in the ion channels, cytoplasmic pores, and/or the N-terminal extensions of the helix bundles. Decreased ion binding in the channels and changes in ordered water are also observed. Protein structural changes coincide with increased Fe2+ exit from dissolved, ferric minerals inside ferritin protein cages; Fe2+ exit from ferritin cages depends on a complex, surface-limited process to reduce and dissolve the ferric mineral. High concentrations of bovine serum albumin or lysozyme (protein crowders) to mimic the cytoplasm restored Fe2+ exit in the variants to wild type. The data suggest that fluctuations in pore structure control gating. The newly identified role of the ferritin subunit N-terminal extensions in gating Fe2+ exit from the cytoplasmic pores strengthens the structural and functional analogies between ferritin ion channels in the water-soluble protein assembly and membrane protein ion channels gated by cytoplasmic N-terminal peptides.  相似文献   

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Two novel chemosensors (2a and 2b) were synthesized by facile condensation of the binding unit (l ‐histidine) and the fluorophores (anthracene and dansyl groups). Both of them displayed high selectivity and sensitivity towards Fe3+ over other metal ions in aqueous solution. The sensing mechanism was based on the paramagnetic property of Fe3+ that would lead to fluorescence quenching of the fluorophores when Fe3+ was bound to the recognition units. The results showed that l ‐histidine was a good coordination motif for Fe3+ and both the anthracene and dansyl groups can sensitively report the sensing information. Copyright © 2012 John Wiley & Sons, Ltd.  相似文献   

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ZnuA is the periplasmic Zn2+-binding protein associated with the high-affinity ATP-binding cassette ZnuABC transporter from Escherichia coli. Although several structures of ZnuA and its homologs have been determined, details regarding metal ion stoichiometry, affinity, and specificity as well as the mechanism of metal uptake and transfer remain unclear. The crystal structures of E. coli ZnuA (Eco-ZnuA) in the apo, Zn2+-bound, and Co2+-bound forms have been determined. ZnZnuA binds at least two metal ions. The first, observed previously in other structures, is coordinated tetrahedrally by Glu59, His60, His143, and His207. Replacement of Zn2+ with Co2+ results in almost identical coordination geometry at this site. The second metal binding site involves His224 and several yet to be identified residues from the His-rich loop that is unique to Zn2+ periplasmic metal binding receptors. Electron paramagnetic resonance and X-ray absorption spectroscopic data on CoZnuA provide additional insight into possible residues involved in this second site. The second site is also detected by metal analysis and circular dichroism (CD) titrations. Eco-ZnuA binds Zn2+ (estimated K d < 20 nM), Co2+, Ni2+, Cu2+, Cu+, and Cd2+, but not Mn2+. Finally, conformational changes upon metal binding observed in the crystal structures together with fluorescence and CD data indicate that only Zn2+ substantially stabilizes ZnuA and might facilitate recognition of ZnuB and subsequent metal transfer. Electronic supplementary material The online version of this article (doi:) contains supplementary material, which is available to authorized users.  相似文献   

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