Moessbauer and EPR study of reaction intermediates of cytochrome P450

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Title:	Moessbauer and EPR study of reaction intermediates of cytochrome P450
Creators Name:	Schuenemann, V., Trautwein, A.X., Jung, C. and Terner, J.
Abstract:	We present a complementary Mossbauer and EPR study on reaction intermediates of substrate-free and substrate-bound cytochrome P450(cam) from Pseudomonas putida prepared by the freeze-quench method from Fe-57-labeled P450(cam) using peroxy acetic acid as oxidizing agent. When reacting the substrate-free P450(cam) for 8 ms reaction time the reaction mixture consists of similar to85% of ferric low-spin iron (Fe(III)) with g-factors and hyperfine parameters of the starting material; the remaining similar to15% are identified as ferryl iron (Fe(IV); S-Fe = 1) by its Mossbauer signature. Parallel to the ferryl iron a tyrosine radical (S-rad = 1 2) is formed. The two paramagnetic species are not exchange-coupled; however, they are close enough to significantly influence the (EPR) relaxation behavior of the radical spin. In the case of substrate-bound P450(cam) only trace amounts of the tyrosine radical are formed within 8 ms (<3%); within the accuracy of Mossbauer spectroscopy (5%) iron(IV) can not be detected. The results point to Tyr-96, which is hydrogen-bonded to the substrate camphor, as the candidate for the observed tyrosine radical.
Keywords:	Iron, Complexes, Spectra, Acid
Source:	Hyperfine Interactions
ISSN:	0304-3843
Publisher:	Springer
Volume:	141-142
Number:	1-4
Page Range:	279-284
Date:	June 2002
Official Publication:	https://doi.org/10.1023/A:1021255431370

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