Abstract
Globins are small globular metalloproteins that contain heme prosthetic groups. Recent advancements in sequencing technology allowed for the recognition of novel six-coordinated vertebrate globins. The presence of the hexacoordination, as well as an intracellular disulfide bridge, make hexacoordinate globins an excellent model for understanding structural determinants that influence protein stability. Here we combine “in solution” and “in gas” approaches to understand molecular determinant that contribute to the increased stability of hexacoordinate globins.
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