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	A further insight into the biosorption mechanism of Au(III) by infrared spectrometry
	Lin, Zhongyu ; Lin ZY(林种玉) ; Ye, Yiwen ; Li, Qiaoling ; Xu, Zhenling ; Wang, Miao
	2011-10-27
英文摘要	Background: The interactions of microbes with metal ions form an important basis for our study of biotechnological applications. Despite the recent progress in studying some properties of Au(III) adsorption and reduction by Bacillus megatherium D01 biomass, there is still a need for additional data on the molecular mechanisms of biosorbents responsible for their interactions with Au(III) to have a further insight and to make a better exposition. Results: The biosorption mechanism of Au(III) onto the resting cell of Bacillus megatherium D01 biomass on a molecular level has been further studied here. The infrared (IR) spectroscopy on D01 biomass and that binding Au (III) demonstrates that the molecular recognition of and binding to Au(III) appear to occur mostly with oxygenous and nitrogenous-active groups of polysaccharides and proteins in cell wall biopolymers, such as hydroxyl of saccharides, carboxylate anion of amino-acid residues (side-chains of polypeptide backbone), peptide bond (amide I and amide II bands), etc.; and that the active groups must serve as nucleation sites for Au(0) nuclei growth. A further investigation on the interactions of each of the soluble hydrolysates of D01, Bacillus licheniformis R08, Lactobacillus sp. strain A09 and waste Saccharomyces cerevisiae biomasses with Au(III) by IR spectrometry clearly reveals an essential biomacromolecule-characteristic that seems the binding of Au(III) to the oxygen of the peptide bond has caused a significant, molecular conformation-rearrangement in polypeptide backbones from beta-pleated sheet to alpha-helices and/or beta-turns of protein secondary structure; and that this changing appears to be accompanied by the occurrence, in the peptide bond, of much unbound -C=O and H-N- groups, being freed from the inter-molecular hydrogen-bonding of the beta-pleated sheet and carried on the helical forms, as well as by the alternation in side chain steric positions of protein primary structure. This might be reasonably expected to result in higher-affinity interactions of peptide bond and side chains with Au(III). Conclusions: The evidence suggests that the polypeptides appear to be activated by the intervention of Au(III) via the molecular reconformation and in turn react upon Au(III) actively and exert profound impacts on the course of Au(0) nucleation and crystal growth.
语种	英语
出版者	BIOMED CENTRAL LTD
内容类型	期刊论文
源URL	[http://dx.doi.org/doi:10.1186/1472-6750-11-98]
专题	化学化工－已发表论文
推荐引用方式 GB/T 7714	Lin, Zhongyu,Lin ZY,Ye, Yiwen,et al. A further insight into the biosorption mechanism of Au(III) by infrared spectrometry[J],2011.
APA	Lin, Zhongyu,林种玉,Ye, Yiwen,Li, Qiaoling,Xu, Zhenling,&Wang, Miao.(2011).A further insight into the biosorption mechanism of Au(III) by infrared spectrometry..
MLA	Lin, Zhongyu,et al."A further insight into the biosorption mechanism of Au(III) by infrared spectrometry".(2011).

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