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Cytochrome c oxidase in the oxidized (2occ) and reduced state (1ocr) from Bos taurus (bovine) with particular emphasis on possible H+ and water channels

Yoshikawa, S., K. Shinzawa-Itoh, R. Nakashima, R. Yaono, E. Yamashita, N. Inoue, M. Yao, M. J. Fei, C. P. Libeu, T. Mizushima, H. Yamaguchi, T. Tomizaki, and T. Tsukihara. 1998. Redox-coupled crystal structural changes in bovine heart cytochrome c oxidase. Science 280:1723-1729.


Cytochrome c oxidase (2occ) oxidized

Cytochrome c oxidase (1ocr) reduced

Channel Views

  • Push the button  to observe subunit I along with the possible channels:
H+ pumping channel 1 (red)
H+ pumping channel 2 (green)
H+ pumping channel 3 (orange)
H+ channel for water release (yellow)
Water channel (blue)
  • Push the button  to observe H+ pumping channel 1:
Arg38, Asn451, Asp51, Ser441, Ser454, Ser461, Thr424, Tyr54, Tyr371, Tyr440
  • Push the button  to observe H+ pumping channel 2:
Asn11, Asn98, Asp91, His12, His503, Ser101, Ser108, Ser115, Ser142, Ser149, Ser156, Ser157, Thr146, Tyr19
  • Push the button  to observe H+ pumping channel 3:
Arg38, Asn451, Asp407, Gln428, His413, Ser382, Ser454, Ser461, Thr424, Tyr443
  • Push the button  to observe H+ channel for water release:
Asn491, His240, His256, His291, His368, Lys265, Lys319, Ser255, Thr316, Thr489, Thr490, Tyr244
  • Push the button  to observe the water channel:
Arg178, Arg438, Asn180, Asp173, Asp227, Asp364, Asp369, Gln232, Glu198, His233, His368, Thr294, Tyr129

Push button  for Original View

Channel Views

  • Push the button  to observe subunit I along with the possible channels:
H+ pumping channel 1 (red)
H+ pumping channel 2 (green)
H+ pumping channel 3 (orange)
H+ channel for water release (yellow)
Water channel (blue)
  • Push the button  to observe H+ pumping channel 1:
Arg38, Asn451, Asp51, Ser441, Ser454, Ser461, Thr424, Tyr54, Tyr371, Tyr440
  • Push the button  to observe H+ pumping channel 2:
Asn11, Asn98, Asp91, His12, His503, Ser101, Ser108, Ser115, Ser142, Ser149, Ser156, Ser157, Thr146, Tyr19
  • Push the button  to observe H+ pumping channel 3:
Arg38, Asn451, Asp407, Gln428, His413, Ser382, Ser454, Ser461, Thr424, Tyr443
  • Push the button  to observe H+ channel for water release:
Asn491, His240, His256, His291, His368, Lys265, Lys319, Ser255, Thr316, Thr489, Thr490, Tyr244
  • Push the button  to observe the water channel:
Arg178, Arg438, Asn180, Asp173, Asp227, Asp364, Asp369, Gln232, Glu198, His233, His368, Thr294, Tyr129

Push button  for Original View


 

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