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Two processes lead to a stable all-trans and 13-cis isomer equilibrium in dark-adapted bacteriorhodopsin; effect of high pressure on bacteriorhodopsin, bacteriorhodopsin mutant D96N and fluoro-bacteriorhodopsin analogues

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Author	Bryl, Krzysztof Yoshihara, Kazuo
Copyright Year	2002
Abstract	The combination of absorption spectroscopy and extraction techniques was applied to study the effect of high pressure on the dark-adapted state of bacteriorhodopsin, 14-(12-, 10-)fluoro-bacteriorhodopsin, a D96N bacteriorhodopsin mutant, and 14-(12-,10-)fluoro-D96N. Evidence is presented that, at high pressure, the isomers' equilibrium is shifted from all-trans isomers towards the 13-cis isomers. Two groups of values for calculated molar volume changes indicate that there are at least two different processes leading to a stable all-trans and 13-cis isomers' equilibrium called the dark-adapted bacteriorhodopsin. The first process may be attributed to changes in the distances and rearrangement of functionally important residues and a retinal Schiff base. It is suggested that the moved residues (probably Asp-212 with the contribution of Tyr-185 and/or Asp-85) closer to the chromophore could catalyse its trans-cis isomerization. These changes require smaller pressure changes and induce larger volume changes (large-volume-change process). The second process may be attributed to the formation of the three hydrogen bonds that additionally decrease the volume and strengthen further stabilization of the 13-cis isomer. To induce these changes, larger changes of pressure are required and the final molar volume changes are smaller (small-volume-change process). The total molar volume change between all-trans bacteriorhodopsin and 13-cis bacteriorhodopsin in the dark-adapted state of native bacteriorhodopsin was found to be about –28 mL/mol, which is much higher than the value of about –7 mL/mol obtained previously (Tsuda and Ebrey 1980, Schulte and Bradley 1995). The data provide a novel insight into factors leading to stable isomer equilibrium in dark-adapted bacteriorhodopsin.
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