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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2020 Aug 31.
Published in final edited form as: Inorg Chem. 2019 Oct 7;58(20):14085–14106. doi: 10.1021/acs.inorgchem.9b02111

Table 4.

Reduction Potentials and Calculated Energy Differences at pH 7.4 for Yeast iso-1 Cytochrome c Variants

Variant Reduction potential (mV vs SHE) Calculated ΔΔG (kJ/mol)
EMet*°a EMet|TH+°b EMet|TH°b ELys°a ΔGMetFe(II)ΔGMetFe(III)c ΔGLysFe(II)ΔGLysFe(III)c ΔGMetFe(II)ΔGLysFe(III)d
K79G 262±3 265±38 148±36 −145±10e −25.6±3.7 14.0±1.0 −32.4±3.9
T49V/K79G 197±4 201±28 48±25 −141±10 −19.4±2.7 13.6± 1.0 −15.4±2.9
T78V/K79G 275±3 277±45 184±38 −140±4 −26.7±4.3 13.5±0.4 −22.7±4.5
a

Experimental values measured at scan rates 20 V/s.

b

Calculated values according to Scheme 1.

c

Calculated from the reduction potentials of the Met-Fe|TH+ or Lys-Fe|T species by ΔΔG=nFEMet|TH+ or ΔΔG=nFELys.

d

Calculated according to Scheme S2, where the diagonal ΔGMetFe(II)TH+°ΔGLysFe(III)T°=nFEMet|TH+*+RTlnKeqIII. KeqIII is a pH-adjusted equilibrium constant between the Lys-Fe(III)|T and Met-Fe(III)|TH+ species and is determined by KeqIII=10pH-KaIII.

e

The reduction potential of Lys-ligated K79G was measured at pH 10, while the other ELys° potentials and all of the EMet*° potentials were measured at pH 7.4.