Film-electrochemical EPR spectroscopy to investigate electron transfer in membrane proteins in their native environment

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Abstract

Film-electrochemical electron paramagnetic resonance spectroscopy (FE-EPR) enables simultaneous electrochemical and spectroscopic characterisation of paramagnetic electron-transfer centres, including in soluble proteins. We now report a modified set-up FE-EPR with tuneable macroporous working electrodes and demonstrate the feasibility to investigate electron transfer in membrane proteins in their native membrane environment.

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Facchetti, D., Dang, Y., Seif-Eddine, M., Geoghegan, B. L., & Roessler, M. M. (2024). Film-electrochemical EPR spectroscopy to investigate electron transfer in membrane proteins in their native environment. Chemical Communications, 60(87), 12690–12693. https://doi.org/10.1039/d4cc04013a

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