Stereoselective Photoinduced Electron-Transfer Reactions of Zinc Myoglobin with Optically Active Viologens

Tsukahara, Keiichi; Kimura, Chieko; Kaneko, Junko; Abe, Kaya; Matsui, Miho; Hara, Tomoko

doi:10.1021/ic970108o

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“…Since an obvious property of the protein surface is chirality, stereoselective bimolecular ET with hemoproteins is now a signi®cant research interest. However, no experiments on the stereoselectivity in the photo-induced ET reactions between metalloproteins and a chiral organic agent have been conducted so far, with the exception of Tsukahara et al (1997). One of the reasons is the lack of systematic syntheses of such chiral molecules.…”

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Chiral Metal-Dithiolene/Viologen Ion Pairs: Synthesis and Electrical Conductivity

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Enantiomerically pure dithiolene complexes NBu4[Ni[(R,R)-diotte)2] and NBu4[Ni((S,S)-diotte]2] (diotte2- = a 1,3-dioxolane-tetrathiaethylene), were prepared from the corresponding enantiomers of a diotte2- precursor. The structure of the precursor was solved by single-crystal X-ray analysis; desulfurization afforded a novel tetrathiafulvalene derivative. Combination of the complex monoanion with the enantiomers of the viologen derivative bis(2-methyl-3-hydroxypropyl)-4,4'-dipyridinium (HiBV2+) afforded enantiomeric and diastereomeric ion-pair complexes of the type HiBV[Ni(diotte)2]2. For comparison, the analogous compounds A[Ni(diotte)2]2, (A2+ = methyl (MV2+), octyl (OV2-), stearyl (StV2+) viologen or two 2,2'-bipyridinium acceptors), HiBV-[Ni(diotte)L] [L = mnt2- (maleonitrile-1,2-dithiolate), dmit2- (2-thioxo-1,3-dithiol-4,5-dithiolate)], MV[Ni(dmit)2)]2, [Ni(diotte)2], and [Ni(diotte)(dmit)] were synthesized. An X-ray powder diffraction structural analysis of MV-[Ni(dmit)2)]2 revealed the presence of mixed stacks that contain the sequence anion-anion-cation. While no short contacts are observable within a stack, these are observed between the stacks for the dication-anion interaction by short S...H distances in the range of 2.77 to 2.86 A, and for the anion-anion interaction short S...S distances of 3.55 to 3.65 A. In agreement with the absence of intrastack interactions, no ion-pair charge-transfer band can be detected in this and the other complexes. ESR and UV/Vis data suggest that in [Ni(diotte)2]- electron delocalization is less pronounced than in the corresponding mnt2- and dmit2- complexes. The specific electrical conductivity (sigma) of pressed powder pellets ranges from 10(-2) to 10(-12) ohm(-1) cm(-1) and in all cases increases with increasing temperature (293 - 393 K) according to an Arrhenius law. Corresponding activation energies vary from 0.14 to 0.93 eV and increase linearly with log a for structurally similar ion pairs. Charge generation is postulated to occur by disproportionation of the monoanion as suggested by the almost linear increase of log(sigma) with decreasing disproportionation energy. The conductivity of diastereomers of ions with two unlike configurations like [(S,S)-HiBV]-[Ni[(R,R)-diotte]2]2 (1.1 x 10(-1) ohm(-1) cm(-1)) is one to two orders of magnitude higher as compared to the diastereomers with two like-configured ions.

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Remarkably stereoselective photoinduced electron-transfer reaction between zinc myoglobin and optically active binaphthyl bisviologen

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We have designed and synthesized new optically active bisviologens ([BNMV](4+)) containing a binaphthyl moiety to examine the stereoselective photoinduced electron-transfer (ET) reactions with zinc-substituted myoglobin (ZnMb) by flash photolysis. The photoexcited triplet state of ZnMb, (3)(ZnMb)*, was successfully quenched by [BNMV](4+) ions to form the radical pair of a ZnMb cation (ZnMb(.+)) and a reduced viologen ([BNMV](.3+)), followed by a thermal ET reaction to the ground state. The rate constants ( k(q)) for the ET quenching at 25 degrees C were obtained as k(q)( R)=(2.9+/-0.2)x10(7) M(-1) s(-1) and k(q)( S)=(2.2+/-0.2)x10(7) M(-1) s(-1), respectively. The ratio of k(q)( R)/ k(q)( S)=1.3 indicates that the ( R)-isomer of the chiral viologen preferentially quenches (3)(ZnMb)*. On the other hand, the rate constants ( k) for the thermal ET reaction from [BNMV](.3+) to ZnMb(-+) at 25 degrees C were k( R)=(1.2+/-0.1)x10(8) M(-1) s(-1) and k( S)=(0.47+/-0.03)x10(8) M(-1) s(-1), respectively, and the ratio remarkably increased to k( R)/ k( S)=2.6. The activation parameters, Delta H(not equal) and Delta S(not equal), were determined from the kinetic measurements at various temperatures (10-30 degrees C) to understand the ET mechanisms. In the quenching reaction, the energy differences of Delta Delta H*(R- S) and T Delta Delta S*( R- S) at 25 degrees C were calculated to be -3.9+/-1.6 and -3.3+/-0.2 kJ mol(-1), respectively, whereas Delta Delta H*( R-S)=7.7+/-1.9 kJ mol(-1 )and T Delta Delta S*( R-S)=9.9+/-0.5 kJ mol(-1 )were found for the thermal ET reaction. Therefore, the thermal ET reaction to the ground state was proved to be dominated by the entropy term, and the large stereoselectivity may arise from the decrease in charge repulsion between donor and acceptor.

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Stereoselective Photoinduced Electron-Transfer Reactions of Zinc Myoglobin with Optically Active Viologens

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