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Introduction of water into the heme distal side by Leu65 mutations of an oxygen sensor, YddV, generates verdoheme and carbon monoxide, exerting the heme oxygenase reaction.
Journal of inorganic biochemistry - 1 Nov 2014
Stranava Martin, Martínková Markéta, Stiborová Marie, Man Petr, Kitanishi Kenichi, Muchová Lucie, Vítek Libor, Martínek Václav, Shimizu Toru
Abstract excerpt
The globin-coupled oxygen sensor, YddV, is a heme-based oxygen sensor diguanylate cyclase. Oxygen binding to the heme Fe(II) complex in the N-terminal sensor domain of this enzyme substantially enhances its diguanylate cyclase activity which is conducted in the C-terminal functional domain. Leu65 is located on the heme distal side and is important for keeping the stability of the heme Fe(II)-O2 complex by...
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