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Location of platinum binding sites on bacteriorhodopsin by electron diffraction.

A platinum-containing derivative of bacteriorhodopsin has been prepared by treating purple membranes with glycyl-L-methionatoplatinum. Low-dose electron diffraction was used to identify Pt binding sites in the 5.6 A resolution reconstruction of the bacteriorhodopsin unit cell in projection. This is a necessary first step in the use of the Pt derivative for identifying the parts of the amino acid sequence corresponding to the alpha helices in the bacteriorhodopsin structure and for obtaining phases for reflections out to 3.5 A resolution by the method of heavy-atom isomorphous replacement. The largest peak in a Fourier difference map between platinum-labeled and native purple membrane is larger than the spurious features expected to arise from errors in measurements of diffraction intensities.