INTERACTION OF ADENOSINE 5'-TRIPHOSPHATE WITH MG-2+ - VIBRATIONAL STUDY OF COORDINATION SITES BY USE OF O-18-LABELED TRIPHOSPHATES
INTERACTION OF ADENOSINE 5'-TRIPHOSPHATE WITH MG-2+ - VIBRATIONAL STUDY OF COORDINATION SITES BY USE OF O-18-LABELED TRIPHOSPHATES
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DOI:
10.1021/ja00210a013
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发表时间:
1988-01-20
影响因子:
15
通讯作者:
HARADA, I
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作者:
TAKEUCHI, H;MURATA, H;HARADA, I
Infrared and Raman spectra were measured of ATP and its three isotopomers whose triphosphate oxygen atoms were selectively substituted by 18O. The observed frequency shifts on 18O-substitution made it possible to determine the contributions of each phosphate group (.alpha., .beta., or .gamma.) to the infrared and Raman bands. Several infrared bands of ATP or 18O-labeled ATP were found to be assignable to vibrations predominantly involving one of the three phosphate groups. Frequency shifts of such localized vibrations on complex formation are useful to investigate the sites of coordination of Mg2+ to ATP. At pH 3.0, comparable frequency shifts were observed for the vibrations localized at individual PO2- groups together with intensity changes of main chain vibrations attributable to conformational isomerization in some of the ATP molecules. These infrared data can be interpreted as due to coexistence of .alpha.,.beta.-, .beta.,.gamma.-, and .alpha.,.gamma.-bidentates. At pH 7.5, an .alpha.-PO2- vibration shifted by the same frequency as that at pH 3.0, whereas .beta.-PO2- vibrations showed twice as large shifts as those at pH 3.0. A similarly strong interaction of Mg2+ with .gamma.-PO32- was also suggested by the frequency shift data. MgATP at pH 7.5 is, thus, supposed to be a mixture of .beta.,.gamma.-bidentate and .alpha.,.beta.,.gamma.-tridentate complexes. Implications of the present findings for enzymatic reactions involving MgATP are discussed.