Structural alterations for proton translocation in the M state of wild-type bacteriorhodopsin

作者: Hans Jürgen Sass , Georg Büldt , Ralf Gessenich , Dominic Hehn , Dirk Neff

DOI: 10.1038/35020607

关键词: ProtonationSchiff baseBacteriorhodopsinCrystallographyBiophysicsHalobacteriaceaeProtonProton transportChromophoreDeprotonationChemistry

摘要: The transport of protons across membranes is an important process in cellular bioenergetics. light-driven proton pump bacteriorhodopsin the best-characterized protein providing this function. Photon energy absorbed by chromophore retinal, covalently bound to Lys 216 via a protonated Schiff base. light-induced all-trans 13-cis isomerization retinal results deprotonation base followed alterations protonatable groups within bacteriorhodopsin. changed force field induces changes, even tertiary structure1,2,3, which are necessary for pumping. recent report4 high-resolution X-ray crystal structure late M intermediate mutant bacteriorhopsin (with Asp 96→Asn) displays pathway highly disturbed mutation. To observe unperturbed pathway, we determined wild-type (2.25 A resolution). cytoplasmic side our M2 shows water net that allows transfer from donor group Asp 96 towards An enlarged cavity system above observed, facilitates de- and reprotonation fluctuating molecules last part cycle.

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