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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2015 Apr 8.
Published in final edited form as: Biophys Chem. 2010 Sep 21;152(0):1–14. doi: 10.1016/j.bpc.2010.08.008

Table 1.

Rates and equilibrium constants for hexacoordination by the distal histidine.

Kinetic and equilibrium constants for reversible distal histidine coordination
Protein Emid (mv) kH2 (s−1) kH2 (s−1) K H2 Reference
Mb 50 ~0 ~0 [53]
Mb H64V/V68H −128 >20,000 >200 ~100 [53]a
Ngbhuman −115 1900 1.5 2000
Ngbmouse −129 1000 0.5 2000
Ngbzebrafish 2500 2 1250 [39], [46,48]b
Cgb −28 315 1.3 ~400 [40,47]
DrosHb 550 30 18 [49]
Mollusk nHb 14,000 1000 14 [41]
Plant nsHb1 (average) 130 75 1.7
Rice nsHb1 −143 75 40 1.9
Plant nsHb2 (average) 1500 25 84
Tomato nsHb2 1400 30 60
SynHb −195 4200 14 300 [48]
a

Average values for members of each class are in bold. The value of KH2 for Mb H64V/V68H is unpublished, and is from a personal communication from John S. Olson; other values are from [53].

b

For Ngb, KH is average of values from these references.