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pubmed-article:17720248pubmed:abstractTextThe bacterial CO-sensing heme protein CooA activates expression of genes whose products perform CO-metabolism by binding its target DNA in response to CO binding. The required conformational change has been proposed to result from CO-induced displacement of the heme and of the adjacent C-helix, which connects the sensory and DNA-binding domains. Support for this proposal comes from UV Resonance Raman (UVRR) spectroscopy, which reveals a more hydrophobic environment for the C-helix residue Trp110 when CO binds. In addition, we find a tyrosine UVRR response, which is attributable to weakening of a Tyr55-Glu83 H-bond that anchors the proximal side of the heme. Both Trp and Tyr responses are augmented in the heme domain when the DNA-binding domain has been removed, apparently reflecting loss of the inter-domain restraint. This augmentation is abolished by a Glu83Gln substitution, which weakens the anchoring H-bond. The CO recombination rate following photolysis of the CO adduct is similar for truncated and full-length protein, though truncation does increase the rate of CO association in the absence of photolysis; together these data indicate that truncation causes a faster dissociation of the endogenous Pro2 ligand. These findings are discussed in the light of structural evidence that the N-terminal tail, once released from the heme, selects the proper orientation of the DNA-binding domain, via docking interactions.lld:pubmed
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pubmed-article:17720248pubmed:affiliationDepartment of Chemistry, Princeton University, Princeton, NJ 08544, USA.lld:pubmed
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