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. 2017 Jun 8;292(33):13658–13671. doi: 10.1074/jbc.M117.783951

Table 5.

Summary of covalent oxidative modifications of amino acids of rabbit hemopexin

Data summary: the endogenous nitration of Tyr-201 (rabbit) is conserved on Tyr-199 (human) and Tyr-118 (rat). Significantly, in the 3D crystal structure of hemopexin, Tyr-201 and Tyr-222 interact with the propionate oxygen of heme ring D, and Tyr-229 also resides near the bound heme (17) and see Fig. 2B. There were three additional nitration sites, Tyr-121, Tyr-317, and Tyr-325 (see Table 2). The amino acids and their modifications that were not unambiguously identified by MASCOT (summarized in Table 3), are shown here in square brackets. t-Bu, t-butylation.

Amino acid Covalent oxidative modifications
Tyr-121 Nitration
Tyr-201 Nitration t-Bu
Tyr-222 Mono-Cl (di-Cl) (t-Bu)
Tyr-229 Nitration t-Bu (Mono-Cl) (di-Cl)
Tyr-317 Nitration
Tyr-325 Nitration
Tyr-339 Mono-Cl
Trp-119 Oxidation