Thermodynamic, Kinetic and pH Studies on the Reactions of NCS-, N3-, and CH3CO2-
with Fusarium Galactose Oxidase
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Thermodynamic and kinetic studies on the X- = NCS-, N3-, and CH3CO2- replacement of H2O/OH- at the CuII
exogenous site of the tyrosyl-radical-containing enzyme galactose oxidase (GOaseox) from Fusarium (NRR 2903),
have been studied by methods involving UV−vis spectrophotometry (25 °C), pH range 5.5−8.7, I = 0.100 M
(NaCl). In the case of N3- and CH3CO2- previous X-ray structures have confirmed coordination at the exogenous
H2O/OH- site. From the effect of pH on the UV−vis spectrum of GOaseox under buffer-free conditions, acid
dissociation constants of 5.7 (pK1a; coordinated H2O) and 7.0 (pK2a; H+Tyr-495) have been determined. At pH
7.0 formation constants K(25 °C)/M-1 are NCS- (480), N3- (1.98 × 104), and CH3CO2- (104), and from the
variations in K with pH the same two pKa values are seen to apply. No pK1a is observed when X- is coordinated.
From equilibration stopped-flow studies rate constants at pH 7.0 for the formation reaction kf(25 °C)/M-1 s-1 are
NCS- (1.13 × 104) and N3- (5.2 × 105). Both K and kf decrease with increasing pH, consistent with the electrostatic
effect of replacing H2O by OH-. In the case of the GOaseox Tyr495Phe variant pK1a is again 5.7, but no pK2a is
observed, confirming the latter as acid dissociation of protonated Tyr-495. At pH 7.0, K for the reaction of four-coordinate GOaseox Tyr495Phe with NCS- (1.02 × 105M-1) is more favorable than the value for GOaseox. Effects
of H+Tyr-495 deprotonation on K are smaller than those for the H2O/OH- change. The pK1a for GOasesemi is
very similar (5.6) to that for GOaseox (both at CuII), but pK2a is 8.0. At pH 7.0 values of K for GOasesemi are
NCS- (270 M-1), N3- (4.9 × 103), and CH3CO2- (107).
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Wright, Craig; Im, Sang-Choul; Twitchett, Mark B.; Saysell, Colin G.; Sokolowski, Achim; Sykes, A. Geoffrey (2016). Thermodynamic, Kinetic and pH Studies on the Reactions of NCS-, N3-, and CH3CO2-
with Fusarium Galactose Oxidase. ACS Publications. Collection. https://doi.org/10.1021/ic000162w