Catalytic Electrochemistry of the Bacterial Molybdoenzyme YcbX.
Biochimica et biophysica acta Bioenergetics(2022)
摘要
Molybdenum-dependent enzymes that can reduce N-hydroxylated substrates (e.g. N-hydroxyl-purines, amidoximes) are found in bacteria, plants and vertebrates. They are involved in the conversion of a wide range of N-hydroxylated organic compounds into their corresponding amines, and utilize various redox proteins (cytochrome b5, cyt b5 reductase, flavin reductase) to deliver reducing equivalents to the catalytic centre. Here we present catalytic electrochemistry of the bacterial enzyme YcbX from Escherichia coli utilizing the synthetic electron transfer mediator methyl viologen (MV2+). The electrochemically reduced form (MV+.) acts as an effective electron donor for YcbX. To immobilize YcbX on a glassy carbon electrode, a facile protein crosslinking approach was used with the crosslinker glutaraldehyde (GTA). The YcbX-modified electrode showed a catalytic response for the reduction of a broad range of N-hydroxylated substrates. The catalytic activity of YcbX was examined at different pH values exhibiting an optimum at pH 7.5 and a bell-shaped pH profile with deactivation through deprotonation (pKa1 9.1) or protonation (pKa2 6.1). Electrochemical simulation was employed to obtain new biochemical data for YcbX, in its reaction with methyl viologen and the organic substrates 6-N-hydroxylaminopurine (6-HAP) and benzamidoxime (BA).
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Molybdoenzyme,YcbX,Catalytic voltammetry,Electrochemical simulation
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