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Volume 10, Issue 1, Pages 115-125 (January 2002) Crystal Structures of the Active and Alloxanthine-Inhibited Forms of Xanthine Dehydrogenase from Rhodobacter capsulatus  James J Truglio, Karsten Theis, Silke Leimkühler, Roberto Rappa, K.V Rajagopalan, Caroline Kisker  Structure  Volume 10, Issue 1, Pages 115-125 (January 2002) DOI: 10.1016/S0969-2126(01)00697-9

Figure 1 Reactions Catalyzed by Xanthine Dehydrogenase (A) Hypoxanthine is converted to xanthine and then to uric acid in the oxidative half-reaction while the Mo center is reduced from the +VI to the +IV state in each reaction. The reductive half-reaction to reestablish the Mo(VI) state is not shown. (B) Inhibition by allopurinol. Allopurinol is converted to alloxanthine, which is not further oxidized by XDH, but binds tightly at the active site of XDH when in the Mo(IV) state. The atom-numbering scheme is indicated. Structure 2002 10, 115-125DOI: (10.1016/S0969-2126(01)00697-9)

Figure 2 Structure of RcXDH (A) RcXDH forms an (αβ)2 heterotetramer. The XDHA subunits are drawn in light green and light blue and the XDHB subunits in dark green and dark blue. The N and C termini of each subunit are labeled in their respective colors with N and C. The [2Fe-2S] and FAD cofactors of XDHA and the Moco of XDHB are shown as space-filling models. In one heterodimer the cofactors are color coded with the Fe in gray and the Mo in green. The latter is hidden by the dithiolene sulfurs in this view. (B) Superposition of the bXDH monomer (Protein Databank entry 1FO4) and the RcXDH heterodimer. The polypeptides are shown as Cα traces, with the RcXDH color coded and in a similar orientation as in (A) and the bXDH structure shown in gray. In the bXDH structure, the FAD and the Moco domain are connected (linker shown as ribbon in magenta, the sequence stretch between the two magenta spheres is disordered), whereas in RcXDH these domains are separated into two subunits (C terminus of XDHA and N terminus of XDHB shown as light and dark blue spheres, respectively). This difference results in a four-stranded β sheet in the RcXDH structure (shown as blue ribbons) and a five-stranded β sheet in the bXDH structure. The three-stranded β sheet present in RcXDH, but not in bXDH, is indicated as a blue ribbon. The cofactors are shown in red (RcXDH) and black (bXDH), connected by a dotted line. Proteolytic sites of bXDH are indicated as yellow triangles. This Figure and Figures 3, 5, and 8 have been generated with the programs MOLSCRIPT [48] and RASTER3D [49]. Structure 2002 10, 115-125DOI: (10.1016/S0969-2126(01)00697-9)

Figure 3 The FAD Active Site (A) Superposition of the FAD domains of RcXDH, bXDH, and bXO. RcXDH is shown in light blue, bXDH in gray and bXO (Protein Database entry 1FIQ) in yellow. The variable loop that undergoes a conformational change upon conversion of bXDH to bXO is indicated by numbers (K352 to V364 in RcXDH). Residues of RcXDH interacting with the cofactor are shown in all-bond representation and are indicated by numbers. Dashed lines indicate hydrogen bonds. (B) View 90° rotated compared to (A). A loop in RcXDH that may sterically hinder the conformational change of the variable loop is shown in dark blue. Residues in RcXDH pointing toward the variable loop are shown in all bond representation. The corresponding residues in bXDH are Ala and Pro and therefore do not interfere with the XDH to XO conversion. Structure 2002 10, 115-125DOI: (10.1016/S0969-2126(01)00697-9)

Figure 4 Sequence Alignment of Selected Residues of XDH from Different Species (A) Sequence stretches within XDHA. The first four residues (A41–A44 in R. capsulatus) belong to the first iron-sulfur domain, all other residues are part of the FAD domain. Residues interacting with the FAD cofactor are highlighted in blue. The two lines above the sequence alignment indicate residues that are signature motifs of the FAD binding site of the vanillyl-alcohol oxidase family of flavoproteins. The variable loop and the interfering loop (see text) are indicated. (B) Sequence stretches within the XDHB subunit. Residues highlighted in red interact with the Moco, while residues highlighted in green participate in inhibitor binding. Glu-B730 interacts with both the molybdenum atom and the inhibitor alloxanthine. Structure 2002 10, 115-125DOI: (10.1016/S0969-2126(01)00697-9)

Figure 5 Superposition of the Iron/Sulfur Proximal Regions of RcXDH (Cyan), bXDH (Blue), ALO (Green), and COD (Red) Side chains in gray represent strictly conserved side chains while those in cyan are type conserved. Black spheres symbolize strictly conserved glycines. Selected distances and residues are labeled. Cofactors and side chains shown are from the RcXDH model. Structure 2002 10, 115-125DOI: (10.1016/S0969-2126(01)00697-9)

Figure 6 Schematic Representation of Protein-Moco Interactions Dashed lines indicate hydrogen bonds. In addition, the aromatic side chain of Phe-B228 stacks with the pterin rings (not shown). Structure 2002 10, 115-125DOI: (10.1016/S0969-2126(01)00697-9)

Figure 7 Access of Substrates to the Moco Active Site The molecular surface of RcXDH is rendered transparently in gray. The side chain of Leu-B461 was omitted from the surface calculation to afford a better view into the binding pocket. Selected side chains lining the pocket are shown in all-bond representation and labeled. The protein backbone is shown as a yellow worm and the molybdopterin as ball-and-stick. Figure drawn with SPOCK [50]. Structure 2002 10, 115-125DOI: (10.1016/S0969-2126(01)00697-9)

Figure 8 Inhibition of the Moco Active Site (A) Reversed phase HPLC elution profile of the tightly bound inhibitor of allopurinol-treated RcXDH (red line) compared to that of a mixture of standards. HX, hypoxanthine; X, xanthine; AP, allopurinol; AX, alloxanthine. (B) Fo − Fc difference electron density contoured at 4 σ (red mesh) obtained from crystals of allopurinol-incubated RcXDH shows RcXDH inhibited by alloxanthine. The density was calculated before introducing the inhibitor into the crystallographic model to avoid model bias and was averaged over all four active sites present in the a.s.u. to increase the signal to noise ratio. Residues interacting with the inhibitor are shown in all-bond representation and are indicated by numbers. The molybdenum and its sulfo and oxo ligand are shown as green, yellow and red (partially hidden in this view) spheres, respectively. (C) Comparison of alloxanthine-RcXDH interactions with salicylate-bXDH interactions. The carbon atoms of the salicylate and of bXDH are shown in cyan. Numbers in parentheses refer to bXDH. The molybdenum coordination shown is that of the salicylate-bXDH structure, with the oxo and hydroxo/aquo ligands shown as red spheres. The latter ligand is replaced by N8 of alloxanthine in the alloxanthine-RcXDH structure. Structure 2002 10, 115-125DOI: (10.1016/S0969-2126(01)00697-9)