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  • Title: Kinetic studies on the oxidation of cytochrome b(5) Phe35 mutants with cytochrome c, plastocyanin and inorganic complexes.
    Author: Yao P, Wang YH, Sun BY, Xie Y, Hirota S, Yamauchi O, Huang ZX.
    Journal: J Biol Inorg Chem; 2002 Apr; 7(4-5):375-83. PubMed ID: 11941495.
    Abstract:
    To illustrate the functions of the aromatic residue Phe35 of cytochrome b(5) and to give further insight into the roles of the Phe35-containing hydrophobic patch and/or aromatic channel of cytochrome b(5), we studied electron transfer reactions of cytochrome b(5) and its Phe35Tyr and Phe35Leu variants with cytochrome c, with the wild-type and Tyr83Phe and Tyr83Leu variants of plastocyanin, and with the inorganic complexes [Fe(EDTA)](-), [Fe(CDTA)](-) and [Ru(NH(3))(6)](3+). The changes at Phe35 of cytochrome b(5) and Tyr83 of plastocyanin do not affect the second-order rate constants for the electron transfer reactions. These results show that the invariant aromatic residues and aromatic patch/channel are not essential for electron transfer in these systems.
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