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. 2015 Nov 3;2:62. doi: 10.3389/fmolb.2015.00062

Table 3.

BLUF UV/vis and IR signals, as calculated from imidic Gln63 models throughout the literature.

Reference and Year UV/vis maxima
First FMN π → π* Second FMN π → π*
Trp-out Trp-in Trp-out Trp-in
Domratcheva et al., 2008 447 nm 454 nm 361 nm 356 nm
Sadeghian et al., 2008a,b 377 nm 390 nm n/a n/a
414 nm 425 nm
Khrenova et al., 2010 425–429 nm 441 nm n/a n/a
Khrenova et al., 2011b 424 nm 442 nm n/a n/a
Udvarhelyi and Domratcheva, 2013c (444 nm) 461 nm n/a n/a
(437 nm) 451 nm
Resting Signaling Resting Signaling
Exp. AppA Kraft et al., 2003 446 nm 458 nm 373 nm 378 nm
Exp. BlrB Zirak et al., 2006 445 nm 457 nm 374 nm 379 nm
IR FMN(C4 = O4) stretch
Trp-out Trp-in
Domratcheva et al., 2008 1742 cm−1 1748 cm−1
Sadeghian et al., 2008a 1798 cm−1 1791 cm−1
Khrenova et al., 2010 1700 cm−1 1675 cm−1
Resting Signaling
Exp. AppA Masuda et al., 2005b 1709 cm−1 1695 cm−1
Exp. BlrB n/a n/a

AppA BLUF if not noted otherwise. Note that Trp-in and Trp-out columns have been switched compared to Table 2 as the consensus assignment of the resting and signaling state is different.

a

BlrB BLUF (PDB ID 2BYC).

b

Reported values for BHLYP (upper line) and CC2 (lower line).

c

Two different optimization restraint settings for the iGln63 configurations reported. Trp-out values taken from Table 2; no actual Trp-out structures, only rotated Gln63.