ArticleInorganic chemistry2025
Electrochemical and Spectroscopic Characterization of Co-Neuroglobin: A Bioelectrocatalyst for H
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Abstract
The electronic absorption, MCD, and RR spectra of the Co(III) and Co(II) derivatives of wild-type human neuroglobin (Co-WT) and its C46A/C55A mutant (Co-C46AC55A) were thoroughly investigated and compared with those of the corresponding Fe species and of the few Co-substituted heme proteins characterized so far. In both oxidation states, Co-WT and Co-C46AC55A contain a low-spin six-coordinated Co ion, whose axial coordination positions appear to be occupied by the distal and proximal histidines and whose electronic properties are scarcely affected by deletion of the C46-C55 disulfide bond. Both Co-WT and Co-C46AC55A feature negative
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