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Studies on Cytochrome Oxidase

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Yonetani, Takashi, Ray, Gisela S.·1965·Journal of Biological Chemistry

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SUMMARY The oxidation of the half-reduced cyanide complex of cytochrome oxidase (a2+. Cu’+. aa3+CN) by ferricyanide showed a one to one correlation between the formation of the 830-nm absorption band and the generation of the EPR Cu(II) signal at g = 2. Both required 1.0 mole of ferricyanide per mole of cytochrome oxidase of 4 oxidation equivalents. On the other hand, the titration measured at 603 nm required 2.4 moles of oxidant; the fractional ratio apparently resulted from absorbance contribution by the Cu(I1) chromophore. The titration curves measured at 830 nm and by EPR for the fully reduced cyanide complex (a2+. Cul+. a3%!N) were sigmoidal. These and other observations suggest that significant heme-copper interaction exists between the EPR-sensitive copper chromophore and cytochrome a on one hand and cytochrome a3 on the other. Structurally and functionally the EPR-sensitive copper which shows the 830-nm absorption band is most likely to be sandwiched between cytochromes (I and a3, whereas the

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Authors
Yonetani, T., & Ray, G. S.
Venue
Journal of Biological Chemistry
Publisher
Elsevier BV
Published
1965-08
Volume
240
Issue
8
Pages
3392-3398
ISSN
0021-9258 (ISSN-L)
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326
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11.64
Type
journal article
Language
en
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