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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2014 Sep 17.
Published in final edited form as: Biochemistry. 2013 Sep 5;52(37):10.1021/bi400965u. doi: 10.1021/bi400965u

Table 1.

Heme Coordination and Spectral Features of Wild-type and Mutant HtsA Proteins

Proteina Known/proposed axial ligand(s) Absorption Peaks
Major MCD Features
Soret (nm) ε mM−1 cm−1 Visible (nm) Soret (nm) Δε/H (M cm T)−1 Visible (nm) Δε/H (M cm T)−1
Shp Met/Met 420 116 529 410 44.8 550 2.7
560 417 0 554 0
424 −50.9 564 −7.8
ShpM66A (pH 9.0) Met 404 120 486 403 17.3 583 4.6
528 412 0 601 0
604 418 −12.3 618 −9.2
ShpM66A (pH8.0) Met and Met/H2Oa 406 128 490 403 26.1 592 3.7
526 411 0 603 0
601 419 −18.6 620 −6.7
ShpM66A (pH 6.0) Met/H2O 408 157 502 403 34.2 620 −1.3
624 410 0 627 −2.1
417 −26 632 −3.5
ShpM153 Met 402 100 480b 401 6.4 588 5.2
598 409 0 607 0
418 −6.3 624 −7.4
c HtsA Met/His 412 123 532 407 38 557 1.9
562b 416 0 564 0
423 −45 578 −5.6
c HtsAM79A His/H2O 403 187 498 399 20 548 −1.5
536b 407 0 580 −2
630 414 −16.5 643 −3.3
c HtsAH229A Met 402 114 482 404 11 589 4.9
524 410 0 608 0
600 419 −7.5 624 −7.2
a

All spectra were measured at pH 8.0 unless specified.

b

Estimated from shoulders.

c

Data for HtsA proteins are from Ref. 28.