Electrochemical behaviour of denatured haemoglobin at the liquid|liquid interface

We report here the influence of chemical denaturation of haemoglobin on its electrochemical behaviour at the polarised liquid|liquid interface. Denaturation with urea resulted in a modification of the haemoglobin electrochemical behaviour, with the disappearance of the forward transfer peak and a de...

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Main Authors: Herzog, G., Eichelmann-Daly, P., Arrigan, Damien
Format: Journal Article
Published: Elsevier 2010
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Online Access:http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11937/21677
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author Herzog, G.
Eichelmann-Daly, P.
Arrigan, Damien
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Eichelmann-Daly, P.
Arrigan, Damien
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description We report here the influence of chemical denaturation of haemoglobin on its electrochemical behaviour at the polarised liquid|liquid interface. Denaturation with urea resulted in a modification of the haemoglobin electrochemical behaviour, with the disappearance of the forward transfer peak and a decrease of the reverse peak current. Although the reverse peak current increased linearly with the concentration of denatured haemoglobin in the aqueous phase, the slope of the current-concentration plot was three times lower than that for native haemoglobin over the 0.1-1 μM concentration range. These results indicate the sensitivity of electrochemistry at liquid|liquid interfaces to protein tertiary structure.
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spelling curtin-20.500.11937-216772017-09-13T15:59:26Z Electrochemical behaviour of denatured haemoglobin at the liquid|liquid interface Herzog, G. Eichelmann-Daly, P. Arrigan, Damien Liquid|liquid interface Denaturation Voltammetry Haemoglobin Protein We report here the influence of chemical denaturation of haemoglobin on its electrochemical behaviour at the polarised liquid|liquid interface. Denaturation with urea resulted in a modification of the haemoglobin electrochemical behaviour, with the disappearance of the forward transfer peak and a decrease of the reverse peak current. Although the reverse peak current increased linearly with the concentration of denatured haemoglobin in the aqueous phase, the slope of the current-concentration plot was three times lower than that for native haemoglobin over the 0.1-1 μM concentration range. These results indicate the sensitivity of electrochemistry at liquid|liquid interfaces to protein tertiary structure. 2010 Journal Article http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11937/21677 10.1016/j.elecom.2009.12.020 Elsevier fulltext
spellingShingle Liquid|liquid interface
Denaturation
Voltammetry
Haemoglobin
Protein
Herzog, G.
Eichelmann-Daly, P.
Arrigan, Damien
Electrochemical behaviour of denatured haemoglobin at the liquid|liquid interface
title Electrochemical behaviour of denatured haemoglobin at the liquid|liquid interface
title_full Electrochemical behaviour of denatured haemoglobin at the liquid|liquid interface
title_fullStr Electrochemical behaviour of denatured haemoglobin at the liquid|liquid interface
title_full_unstemmed Electrochemical behaviour of denatured haemoglobin at the liquid|liquid interface
title_short Electrochemical behaviour of denatured haemoglobin at the liquid|liquid interface
title_sort electrochemical behaviour of denatured haemoglobin at the liquid|liquid interface
topic Liquid|liquid interface
Denaturation
Voltammetry
Haemoglobin
Protein
url http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11937/21677