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Characterization of the Arene-Oxidizing Intermediate in ToMOH as a Diiron(III) Species.

Characterization of the Arene-Oxidizing Intermediate in ToMOH as a Diiron(III) Species. Research Abstract Details 

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  • Characterization of the Arene-Oxidizing Intermediate in ToMOH as a Diiron(III) Species. Abstract Text:

    leslie j murrayLeslie J Murray,sunil g naikSunil G Naik,danilo o ortilloDanilo O Ortillo,ricardo Ricardo ,jessica k leeJessica K Lee,boi hanh huynhBoi Hanh Huynh,stephen j lippardStephen J Lippard,leslie j murrayLeslie J Murray,sunil g naikSunil G Naik,danilo o ortilloDanilo O Ortillo,ricardo Ricardo ,jessica k leeJessica K Lee,boi hanh huynhBoi Hanh Huynh,stephen j lippardStephen J Lippard,leslie j murrayLeslie J Murray,sunil g naikSunil G Naik,danilo o ortilloDanilo O Ortillo,ricardo garcía-serresRicardo García-Serres,jessica k leeJessica K Lee,boi hanh huynhBoi Hanh Huynh,stephen j lippardStephen J Lippard,

    We report the generation and characterization of a diiron(III) intermediate formed during reaction with dioxygen of the reduced hydroxylase component of toluene/o-xylene monooxygenase from Pseudomonas sp. OX1. The decay rate of this species is accelerated upon mixing with phenol, a substrate for this system. Under steady-state conditions, hydrogen peroxide was generated in the absence of substrate. The oxidized hydroxylase also decomposed hydrogen peroxide to liberate dioxygen in the absence of reducing equivalents. This activity suggests that dioxygen activation may be reversible. The linear free energy relationship determined from hydroxylation of para-substituted phenols under steady-state turnover has a negative slope. A value of rho < 0 is consistent with electrophilic attack by the oxidizing intermediate on the aromatic substrates. The results from these steady and pre-steady-state experiments provide compelling evidence that the diiron(III) intermediate is the active oxidant in the toluene/o-xylene monooxygenase system and is a peroxodiiron(III) transient, despite differences between its optical and Mössbauer spectroscopic parameters and those of other peroxodiiron(III) centers.

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    lj murrayLJ Murray,sg naikSG Naik,do ortilloDO Ortillo,r R ,jk leeJK Lee,bh huynhBH Huynh,sj lippardSJ Lippard,lj murrayLJ Murray,sg naikSG Naik,do ortilloDO Ortillo,r R ,jk leeJK Lee,bh huynhBH Huynh,sj lippardSJ Lippard,lj murrayLJ Murray,sg naikSG Naik,do ortilloDO Ortillo,r garcía-serresR García-Serres,jk leeJK Lee,bh huynhBH Huynh,sj lippardSJ Lippard,

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    PUBLICATION TYPE: Journal Article

    Journal: Journal of the American Chemical Society

    VOLUME: 129

    Page Numbers: 14500-10

    Journal Abbreviation: J. Am. Chem. Soc.

    ISSN: 0002-7863

    DAY: 30

    MONTH: 10

    YEAR: 2007

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    LANGUAGE: eng

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    AFFILIATION: Contribution from the Department of Chemistry, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Cambridge, Massachusetts 02139, and Department of Physics, Emory University, Atlanta, Georgia 30322.

    Country: United States

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