Computational Study of Iron(II) and -(III) Complexes with a Simple Model Human H Ferritin Ferroxidase Center
- Autores
- Bacelo, Daniel Enrique; Binning, R. C.
- Año de publicación
- 2006
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- inglés
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- Interaction of iron ions with a six-amino acid model of the ferroxidase center of human H chain ferritin has been examined in density functional theory calculations. The model, based on experimental studies of oxidation of Fe2+ at the center, consists of Glu27, Glu62, His65, Glu107, Gln141, and Ala144. Reasonable structures are obtained in a survey of types of iron complexes inferred to occur in the ferroxidase reaction. Structures of complexes of the model center with one and two Fe2+ ions, with diiron(III) bridged by peroxide and bridged by oxide-peroxide combinations, have been optimized. Calculations on diiron(III) complexes confirm that stable peroxide-bridged complexes can form and that the Fe-Fe distance in at least one is consistent with the experimental Fe-Fe distance observed in the blue peroxodiferric complex of ferritin.2+ at the center, consists of Glu27, Glu62, His65, Glu107, Gln141, and Ala144. Reasonable structures are obtained in a survey of types of iron complexes inferred to occur in the ferroxidase reaction. Structures of complexes of the model center with one and two Fe2+ ions, with diiron(III) bridged by peroxide and bridged by oxide-peroxide combinations, have been optimized. Calculations on diiron(III) complexes confirm that stable peroxide-bridged complexes can form and that the Fe-Fe distance in at least one is consistent with the experimental Fe-Fe distance observed in the blue peroxodiferric complex of ferritin.
Fil: Bacelo, Daniel Enrique. Universidad Nacional de la Patagonia "San Juan Bosco"; Argentina. Consejo Nacional de Investigaciones Científicas y Técnicas; Argentina
Fil: Binning, R. C.. Universidad Metropolitana; Venezuela - Materia
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Computational Study of Iron(II) and -(III) Complexes with a Simple Model Human H Ferritin Ferroxidase Center |
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Computational Study of Iron(II) and -(III) Complexes with a Simple Model Human H Ferritin Ferroxidase Center |
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Computational Study of Iron(II) and -(III) Complexes with a Simple Model Human H Ferritin Ferroxidase Center Bacelo, Daniel Enrique Fe2+ |
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Computational Study of Iron(II) and -(III) Complexes with a Simple Model Human H Ferritin Ferroxidase Center |
title_full |
Computational Study of Iron(II) and -(III) Complexes with a Simple Model Human H Ferritin Ferroxidase Center |
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Computational Study of Iron(II) and -(III) Complexes with a Simple Model Human H Ferritin Ferroxidase Center |
title_full_unstemmed |
Computational Study of Iron(II) and -(III) Complexes with a Simple Model Human H Ferritin Ferroxidase Center |
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Computational Study of Iron(II) and -(III) Complexes with a Simple Model Human H Ferritin Ferroxidase Center |
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Bacelo, Daniel Enrique Binning, R. C. |
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Bacelo, Daniel Enrique |
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Bacelo, Daniel Enrique Binning, R. C. |
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Binning, R. C. |
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Fe2+ |
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https://purl.org/becyt/ford/1.4 https://purl.org/becyt/ford/1 |
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Interaction of iron ions with a six-amino acid model of the ferroxidase center of human H chain ferritin has been examined in density functional theory calculations. The model, based on experimental studies of oxidation of Fe2+ at the center, consists of Glu27, Glu62, His65, Glu107, Gln141, and Ala144. Reasonable structures are obtained in a survey of types of iron complexes inferred to occur in the ferroxidase reaction. Structures of complexes of the model center with one and two Fe2+ ions, with diiron(III) bridged by peroxide and bridged by oxide-peroxide combinations, have been optimized. Calculations on diiron(III) complexes confirm that stable peroxide-bridged complexes can form and that the Fe-Fe distance in at least one is consistent with the experimental Fe-Fe distance observed in the blue peroxodiferric complex of ferritin.2+ at the center, consists of Glu27, Glu62, His65, Glu107, Gln141, and Ala144. Reasonable structures are obtained in a survey of types of iron complexes inferred to occur in the ferroxidase reaction. Structures of complexes of the model center with one and two Fe2+ ions, with diiron(III) bridged by peroxide and bridged by oxide-peroxide combinations, have been optimized. Calculations on diiron(III) complexes confirm that stable peroxide-bridged complexes can form and that the Fe-Fe distance in at least one is consistent with the experimental Fe-Fe distance observed in the blue peroxodiferric complex of ferritin. Fil: Bacelo, Daniel Enrique. Universidad Nacional de la Patagonia "San Juan Bosco"; Argentina. Consejo Nacional de Investigaciones Científicas y Técnicas; Argentina Fil: Binning, R. C.. Universidad Metropolitana; Venezuela |
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Interaction of iron ions with a six-amino acid model of the ferroxidase center of human H chain ferritin has been examined in density functional theory calculations. The model, based on experimental studies of oxidation of Fe2+ at the center, consists of Glu27, Glu62, His65, Glu107, Gln141, and Ala144. Reasonable structures are obtained in a survey of types of iron complexes inferred to occur in the ferroxidase reaction. Structures of complexes of the model center with one and two Fe2+ ions, with diiron(III) bridged by peroxide and bridged by oxide-peroxide combinations, have been optimized. Calculations on diiron(III) complexes confirm that stable peroxide-bridged complexes can form and that the Fe-Fe distance in at least one is consistent with the experimental Fe-Fe distance observed in the blue peroxodiferric complex of ferritin.2+ at the center, consists of Glu27, Glu62, His65, Glu107, Gln141, and Ala144. Reasonable structures are obtained in a survey of types of iron complexes inferred to occur in the ferroxidase reaction. Structures of complexes of the model center with one and two Fe2+ ions, with diiron(III) bridged by peroxide and bridged by oxide-peroxide combinations, have been optimized. Calculations on diiron(III) complexes confirm that stable peroxide-bridged complexes can form and that the Fe-Fe distance in at least one is consistent with the experimental Fe-Fe distance observed in the blue peroxodiferric complex of ferritin. |
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