Redox titration of all electron carriers of cytochrome c oxidase by Fourier transform infrared spectroscopy

Biochemistry
Elena A GorbikovaM I Verkhovsky

Abstract

Electrochemical redox titrations of cytochrome c oxidase from Paraccocus denitrificans were performed by attenuated total reflectance Fourier transform infrared (ATR-FTIR) spectroscopy. The majority of the differential infrared absorption features may be divided into four groups, which correlate with the redox transitions of the four redox centers of the enzyme. Infrared spectroscopy has the advantage of allowing one to measure independent alterations in redox centers, which are not well separated, or even observed, by other spectroscopic techniques. We found 12 infrared bands that titrated with the highest observed midpoint redox potential (E(m) = 412 mV at pH 6.5) and which had a pH dependence of 52 mV per pH unit in the alkaline region. These bands were assigned to be linked to the Cu(B) center. We assigned bands to the Cu(A) center that showed a pH-independent E(m) of 250 mV. Two other groups of infrared differential bands reflected redox transitions of the two heme groups and showed a more complex behavior. Each of them included two parts, corresponding to high- and low-potential redox transitions. For the bands representing heme a, the ratio of high- to low-potential components was ca. 3:2; for heme a(3) this ratio was ca...Continue Reading

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