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. 2004 Sep;87(3):2043–2059. doi: 10.1529/biophysj.103.038497

TABLE 4.

The effect of mutants of Phormidium cytochrome f on their interaction with Phormidium PC in the presence of the Zn2+ ion

Class* Mutant† Complexes formed per 1000 trajectories† % WT 10−8 × k2 (M−1 s−1)†
Q7E 271 ± 3 121 66 ± 3
WT 225 ± 5 100 57 ± 3
I Complex formation ≥ 89% WT
E14A 222 ± 5 99 56 ± 4
D42A 211 ± 6 94 54 ± 3
D79A 205 ± 5 91 53 ± 3
D199A 198 ± 3 88 62 ± 3
D109A 191 ± 4 85 49 ± 3
D108A 181 ± 4 81 47 ± 3
II Complex formation between 59 and 77% WT
E198A 173 ± 2 77 45 ± 3
Q7R 172 ± 5 76 45 ± 3
D63A 168 ± 6 75 44 ± 3
E217A 165 ± 3 73 43 ± 3
E125A 161 ± 2 72 42 ± 3
E91A 161 ± 6 72 42 ± 3
E92A 161 ± 5 72 42 ± 3
E212A 153 ± 6 68 41 ± 3
E34A 152 ± 6 68 40 ± 3
D205A 144 ± 4 64 38 ± 3
D187A 139 ± 5 62 37 ± 3
E96A 138 ± 6 61 37 ± 3
E192A 132 ± 4 59 35 ± 3
III Complex formation between 50 and 59% WT
E165A 120 ± 1 53 32 ± 3
D188A 119 ± 4 53 32 ± 3
D87A 116 ± 3 52 32 ± 3
D122A 112 ± 3 50 31 ± 3
IV Complex formation between 44 and 48% WT
E95A 105 ± 3 47 29 ± 3
E123A 101 ± 2 45 28 ± 2
E86A 100 ± 3 45 27 ± 3
*

Class I: complex formation was >80% WT; class II: 59–77% WT; class III: 50–59% WT; and class IV: 44–48% WT. The effects on the rates of electron transfer were identical to those on complex formation.

†

The mutants were made as described in the Methods section. The number of complexes formed and the rates of electron transfer were calculated as described for Table 1 and in the Methods section.