2017
DOI: 10.1002/ange.201701790
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Der interstitiell gebundene Kohlenstoff der Nitrogenase ist deutlich stabiler als bisher angenommen

Abstract: Die erste quantenmechanische Berechnung aller relevanten Potentialkonstanten (Compliance‐Konstanten) im Eisen‐Molybdän‐Cofaktor und Eisen‐Vanadium‐Cofaktor der Nitrogenase deutet darauf hin, dass das Kohlenstoffatom im Zentrum des Enzyms deutlich stärker gebunden ist als bisher angenommen wurde. Frühere Untersuchungen schienen mit einer schwachen Kraftkonstante (≈0.32 N cm−1) auf eine Platzhalterfunktion des interstitiellen Kohlenstoffs hinzudeuten. Dagegen bestätigen unsere Untersuchungen ein anderes Bild: De… Show more

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“…According to our computational results, all three complexes seem to be kinetically labile with relaxed Fe-O force constants well below 1 N cm À1 (see Table 1), indicating very weak bonds with less or no covalency. [96][97][98][99][100] (Note, that the averaged Cr-O value for [CrEnt] 3À is 1.25 N cm; unpublished results J. G.) Furthermore, our calculated Fe-O values are very similar. In summary, all three complexes seem to be kinetically labile, while being thermodynamically stable, as found earlier for [Fe-Ent] 3À by Raymond and co-workers.…”
Section: Resultssupporting
confidence: 58%
“…According to our computational results, all three complexes seem to be kinetically labile with relaxed Fe-O force constants well below 1 N cm À1 (see Table 1), indicating very weak bonds with less or no covalency. [96][97][98][99][100] (Note, that the averaged Cr-O value for [CrEnt] 3À is 1.25 N cm; unpublished results J. G.) Furthermore, our calculated Fe-O values are very similar. In summary, all three complexes seem to be kinetically labile, while being thermodynamically stable, as found earlier for [Fe-Ent] 3À by Raymond and co-workers.…”
Section: Resultssupporting
confidence: 58%
“…Values below 1 N/cm are indicating a very weak bond with less or none covalency. [16,[24][25][26][27] Furthermore, the values differ only less, indicating that the total strength of the iron-oxygen bonds in all complexes in sum are approximately equal, thus all complexes are kinetically similarly labile, while being thermodynamically stable as found earlier for [Fe-Ent] 3-by Raymond et al. [28,29] Biological evaluation of the compounds…”
Section: Computational Detailsmentioning
confidence: 69%