Electron nuclear double resonance spectroscopy of a hen egg-white lysozyme--Cu2+ complex in tetragonal single crystals.
AUTOR(ES)
Hutchison, C A
RESUMO
We have used the electron paramagnetic resonance of Cu2+ bound in a tetragonal single crystal of hen egg-white lysozyme to obtain the electron nuclear double resonance spectra of protons in the vicinity of the Cu2+ at the site designated as B by Teichberg et al. [Teichberg, V. I., Sharon, N., Moult, J., Smilansky, A. & Yonath, A. (1974) J. Mol. Biol. 87, 357-368]. The values of the hyperfine interaction parameters and the coordinates of eight protons are reported. The configuration of the H2O molecules coordinated to the Cu2+ and their relationships to the protein molecule structure are discussed.
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