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Biochemistry
35:14486-14502
(1996)
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A model for the photosystem II reaction center core including the structure of the primary donor P680.
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B.Svensson,
C.Etchebest,
P.Tuffery,
P.van Kan,
J.Smith,
S.Styring.
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ABSTRACT
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For a detailed understanding of the function of photosystem II (PSII), a
molecular structure is needed. The crystal structure has not yet been
determined, but the PSII reaction center proteins D1 and D2 show homology with
the L and M subunits of the photosynthetic reaction center from purple bacteria.
We have modeled important parts of the D1 and D2 proteins on the basis of the
crystallographic structure of the reaction center from Rhodopseudomonas viridis.
The model contains the central core of the PSII reaction center, including the
protein regions for the transmembrane helices B, C, D, and E and loops B-C and
C-D connecting the helices. In the model, four chlorophylls, two pheophytins,
and the nonheme Fe2+ ion are included. We have applied techniques from
computational chemistry that incorporate statistical data on side-chain
rotameric states from known protein structure and that describe interactions
within the model using an empirical potential energy function. The conformation
of chlorophyll pigments in the model was optimized by using exciton interaction
calculations in combination with potential energy calculations to find a
solution that agrees with experimentally determined exciton interaction
energies. The model is analyzed and compared with experimental results for the
regions of P680, the redox active pheophytin, the acceptor side Fe2+, and the
tyrosyl radicals TyrD and TyrZ. P680 is proposed to be a weakly coupled
chlorophyll a pair which makes three hydrogen bonds with residues on the D1 and
D2 proteins. In the model the redox-active pheophytin is hydrogen bonded to
D1-Glu130 and possibly also to D1-Tyr126 and D1-Tyr147. TyrD is hydrogen bonded
to D2-His190 and also interacts with D2-Gln165. TyrZ is bound in a hydrophilic
environment which is partially constituted by D1-Gln165, D1-Asp170, D1-Glu189,
and D1-His190. These polar residues are most likely involved in proton transfer
from oxidized TyrZ or in metal binding.
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