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Electronic properties of sulfhydryl- and imidazole-containing peptide-cobalt(II) complexes: their relationship to cobalt(II)-substituted “blue” copper proteins
The electronic properties of 2:1 sulfhydryl- and imidazole-containing peptide-Co(II) complexes have been investigated and compared with those of Co(II)-substituted “blue” copper proteins. The Co(II) complexes of N-mercaptoacetyl-L-histidine and 3-mercaptopropionyl-L-histidine gave the ligand field parameters of Δt = 4110 and B = 756 cm-1, and of Δt = 4120 and B = 724 cm-1, respectively. These values correspond well to those (Δt = 4900 and B = 730 cm-1) of Co(II)-substituted “blue” copper proteins. The energy differences between S → M(II) charge transfer bands of Co(II)-Cu(II) couples were about 14,000 cm-1 in both the proteins and the model complexes. The spectral results suggest that “blue” copper site has a pseudotetrahedral geometry and a deep absorption near 600 nm attributes to S → Cu(II) charge transfer.