THE PULSED ELECTRON-ELECTRON DOUBLE-RESONANCE AND 2-SPIN ECHO STUDY OF THE ORIENTED OXYGEN-EVOLVING AND MN-DEPLETED PREPARATIONS OF PHOTOSYSTEM-II(1 ELECTRON)
Av. Astashkin et al., THE PULSED ELECTRON-ELECTRON DOUBLE-RESONANCE AND 2-SPIN ECHO STUDY OF THE ORIENTED OXYGEN-EVOLVING AND MN-DEPLETED PREPARATIONS OF PHOTOSYSTEM-II(1 ELECTRON), The Journal of chemical physics, 108(9), 1998, pp. 3805-3812
A ''2+1'' electron spin echo method has been applied to measure the an
gular orientation of the radius-vector R-DZ joining the redox-active t
yrosine residues Y-D and Y-Z in membrane-oriented Mn-depleted preparat
ion of photosystem II. The angle between R-DZ and the normal to the ph
otosystem II membrane was determined to be 100 degrees+/-2 degrees, wh
ere the angle of 0 degrees corresponds to the direction from Y-D towar
ds the-stromal side of the membrane, along the membrane normal. A puls
ed electron-electron double resonance method has been used to obtain s
imilar information for Y-D and Mn cluster in oriented sample of oxygen
-evolving photosystem II. The angle between the radius-vector from Y-D
to the Mn cluster, R-DMn, and the membrane normal was found to be 110
degrees+/-2 degrees. (C) 1998 American Institute of Physics.