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J. Biol. Chem., Vol. 260, Issue 6, 3330-3336, 03, 1985

Branchpoint for heme alkylation and metabolite formation in the oxidation of arylacetylenes by cytochrome P-450

PR Ortiz de Montellano and EA Komives

Phenylacetylene and biphenylacetylene are oxidized by cytochrome P-450 to the corresponding arylacetic acids. The acetylenic hydrogen shifts to the adjacent carbon and one atom of molecular oxygen is incorporated into the carboxylic acid group in these transformations, which are subject to a large kinetic isotope effect when the acetylenic hydrogen is replaced by deuterium. The same products and isotope effects are observed when the two arylacetylenes are oxidized by m-chloroperbenzoic acid rather than by the enzyme. In contrast, the inactivation of cytochrome P-450 that occurs during the oxidation of phenylacetylene is insensitive to deuterium substitution. The partition ratio between metabolite formation and enzyme inactivation consequently changes from 26 to 15 in going from phenylacetylene to the deuterated analogue. Metabolite formation therefore diverges from heme alkylation very early in the catalytic process.
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