Kinetic control of thiamin diphosphate activation in enzymes studied by proton-nitrogen correlated NMR spectroscopy.
Kinetic control of thiamin diphosphate activation in enzymes studied by proton-nitrogen correlated NMR spectroscopy.
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通过质子氮相关核磁共振波谱研究酶中二磷酸硫胺素活化的动力学控制。
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10.1021/bi050522x
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2005
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Kern,Dorothee
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Tittmann,Kai;Neef,Holger;Golbik,Ralph;Hubner,Gerhard;Kern,Dorothee
Proton−nitrogen correlated NMR studies were performed on thiamin diphosphate, which has been specifically labeled with15N at the 4‘-amino group. After reconstitution of the labeled coenzyme with the apoenzymes of both wild-type pyruvate decarboxylase fromZymomonas mobilisand the E50Q variant, a high-field shift of the15N signal of ∼4 ppm is observed at pH 5.9 when compared to that of the free coenzyme, indicating a higher electron density at the 4‘-amino nitrogen in the enzyme-bound state. The pH dependence of the chemical shift of the15N signals in the1H−15N heteronuclear single-quantum coherence NMR spectra reveals typical titration curves for the free as well as the reconstituted coenzyme with nearly identical chemical shift end points. The midpoints of the transitions are at pH 5.3 and 5.0 for the free and enzyme-bound coenzyme, respectively. We conclude that the tremendous rate acceleration of C2-H deprotonation in ThDP enzymes is mainly the result of the enforcedVconformation of the cofactor in the active site being perfectly suited to allowing intramolecular acid−base catalysis.