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Copper(I) transfer into apo-stellacyanin using copper(I)-thiourea as a copper-thionein model
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Morpurgo, L Rotilio, G Hartmann, H J Weser, U 0264-6021 1470-8728 Portland Press Ltd. Cell Biology Molecular Biology Biochemistry http://dx.doi.org/10.1042/bj2210923 <jats:p>The direct incorporation of Cu(I) from [Cu(I)(thiourea)3]Cl, a structural analogue of Cu-thionein, into apo-stellacyanin, was successful both aerobically and anaerobically. A characteristic c.d. band of Cu(I)-stellacyanin at 270 nm (0 = −12.5×10(3) degrees X cm2 X dmol-1) was seen. On oxidation with hexacyanoferrate(III) or by air, the correct Cu(II) binding into the active centre of this ‘Type 1’ Cu-protein was deduced from chiroptical measurements which were supported by e.p.r. data. Thus Cu-thiourea turned out to be an excellent Cu(I)-donor in aqueous systems for the complete reconstitution of mononuclear Blue copper proteins.</jats:p> Copper(I) transfer into apo-stellacyanin using copper(I)-thiourea as a copper-thionein model Biochemical Journal |
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copper(i) transfer into apo-stellacyanin using copper(i)-thiourea as a copper-thionein model |
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| spelling | Morpurgo, L Rotilio, G Hartmann, H J Weser, U 0264-6021 1470-8728 Portland Press Ltd. Cell Biology Molecular Biology Biochemistry http://dx.doi.org/10.1042/bj2210923 <jats:p>The direct incorporation of Cu(I) from [Cu(I)(thiourea)3]Cl, a structural analogue of Cu-thionein, into apo-stellacyanin, was successful both aerobically and anaerobically. A characteristic c.d. band of Cu(I)-stellacyanin at 270 nm (0 = −12.5×10(3) degrees X cm2 X dmol-1) was seen. On oxidation with hexacyanoferrate(III) or by air, the correct Cu(II) binding into the active centre of this ‘Type 1’ Cu-protein was deduced from chiroptical measurements which were supported by e.p.r. data. Thus Cu-thiourea turned out to be an excellent Cu(I)-donor in aqueous systems for the complete reconstitution of mononuclear Blue copper proteins.</jats:p> Copper(I) transfer into apo-stellacyanin using copper(I)-thiourea as a copper-thionein model Biochemical Journal |
| spellingShingle | Morpurgo, L, Rotilio, G, Hartmann, H J, Weser, U, Biochemical Journal, Copper(I) transfer into apo-stellacyanin using copper(I)-thiourea as a copper-thionein model, Cell Biology, Molecular Biology, Biochemistry |
| title | Copper(I) transfer into apo-stellacyanin using copper(I)-thiourea as a copper-thionein model |
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