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• W2089358806 abstract "The thermal stability of plastocyanin (PC) was determined as a function of oxidation state of the copper center and the presence of oxidants, reductants, oxygen, and EDTA. It was found that the copper center and its ligands play a crucial role in maintaining the stability of PC. Thermal denaturation was monitored by using far-uv circular dichroism (CD) spectra to monitor changes in secondary structure, the near-uv CD ellipticity at 280 nm to monitor changes in tertiary structure, and the absorbance at 597 nm and the 255-nm CD transition to monitor changes in the copper center. Reduced PC (Tm = 71 °C) was found to be more stable than the oxidized form (Tm = 61 °C). The Tm was increased by addition of reductants, removal of oxygen, or addition of EDTA. Two distinct denatured forms (designated D1 and D2) were separated by anion exchange fast protein liquid chromatography. Neither form contained a native copper center. Form D2 retained the characteristic 280-nm CD band but showed an altered far-uv CD spectrum. Its formation was inhibited by the addition of reductants or the removal of oxygen. It could be refolded to form native, Cu-PC upon incubation with copper plus a reductant such as dithionite. These results suggest that its formation involves the reversible oxidation of a group on the PC molecule, possibly a ligand to the copper such as Cys 84 or Met 92. Form D1 occurred in the presence of ferricyanide or at high temperatures in the presence of oxygen. EDTA inhibited its formation. Form D1 lost the 280-nm CD transition and its far-uv CD spectrum was altered. No renaturation was observed suggesting that Form D1 is the product of an irreversible oxidation step possibly involving a histidine ligand to the copper. Forms D1 and D2 are not interconvertible and represent the endpoints of two different denaturation pathways." @default.
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• W2089358806 date "1992-11-01" @default.
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• W2089358806 title "Thermal denaturation of plastocyanin: The effect of oxidation state, reductants, and anaerobicity" @default.
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