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Correlación experimental de la posición del sustrato con el resultado de la reacción en la halogenasa alifática,
Ryan J Martinie1, Jovan Livada1, Wei-chen Chang1
1Departments of †Chemistry and of ‡Biochemistry and Molecular Biology, The Pennsylvania State University, University Park, Pennsylvania 16802, United States.
Journal of the American Chemical Society
|May 13, 2015
Resumen
Las oxigenasas dependientes de hierro (II) - y 2- (oxo) -glutarato (Fe/2OG) muestran una reactividad variada. El posicionamiento del sustrato cerca del centro del hierro dicta si el SyrB2 es hidroxilato o clorinado, lo que explica los resultados de las enzimas.
Área de la Ciencia:
- La bioquímica es la bioquímica.
- Enzimología Enzimología.
- Biología Estructural Biología estructural.
Sus antecedentes:
- Las oxigenasas dependientes de hierro (II) y 2- (oxo) glutarato (Fe/2OG) realizan diversas reacciones químicas.
- Comprender la especificidad del sustrato y la determinación del resultado de la reacción en esta familia de enzimas sigue siendo un desafío.
- La Fe/2OG halogenasa SyrB2 exhibe distintas actividades de cloración e hidroxilación dependiendo del sustrato del aminoácido.
Objetivo del estudio:
- Investigar cómo el posicionamiento del sustrato influye en el resultado de la reacción de la Fe/2OG oxygenase SyrB2.2.
- Para correlacionar la posición de carbono del sustrato con la cloración observada frente a la hidroxilación.
- Proporcionar un marco para predecir los resultados en otras enzimas Fe/2OG oxigenasa.
Principales métodos:
- Se utilizó la espectroscopia de resonancia paramagnética de electrones (EPR) para estudiar el adducto de hierro-nitrosilo de SyrB2.2.
- Medición de acoplamientos hiperfinos entre los átomos de deuterio del sustrato y las especies de hierro-nitrosilo.
- Distancias Fe-(2) H determinadas y ángulos N-Fe-(2) H para diferentes sustratos de aminoácidos (l-treonina, l-norvalina, ácido l-aminobutírico).
Principales resultados:
- Estableció parámetros geométricos distintos para el posicionamiento del sustrato en relación con el centro de hierro para cada aminoácido.
- Se observaron diferentes distancias Fe-(2) H (4.2 Å para la treonina a 3.4 Å para la norvalina) y ángulos N-Fe-(2) H (85° para la treonina a 65° para la norvalina).
- Estas diferencias geométricas se correlacionan directamente con las tendencias de reactividad observadas (cloración vs. hidroxilación).
Conclusiones:
- El posicionamiento del sustrato es un determinante crítico del resultado de la reacción para SyrB2.
- La correlación experimental proporciona un modelo predictivo para la actividad de la Fe/2OG oxigenasa basado en datos estructurales.
- Este trabajo ayuda a comprender y predecir los mecanismos catalíticos de las enzimas Fe/2OG, incluida su función en la supresión de la hidroxilación o la formación de productos intermedios.
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