MAGNETIC RESONANCE STUDIES OF METAL ACTIVATION OF ENZYMIC REACTIONS OF NUCLEOTIDES AND OTHER PHOSPHATE SUBSTRATES.
MAGNETIC RESONANCE STUDIES OF METAL ACTIVATION OF ENZYMIC REACTIONS OF NUCLEOTIDES AND OTHER PHOSPHATE SUBSTRATES.
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核苷酸和其他磷酸盐底物酶反应金属活化的磁共振研究。
DOI:
10.1021/bi00904a001
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发表时间:
1963
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影响因子:
2.9
通讯作者:
M. Cohn
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作者:
M. Cohn
The requirement of a divalent metal ion is common to all reactions of nucleoside triphosphates, and advantage has been taken of the paramagneticproperty of the manganous ion to study interactions of metal, substrate, andenzyme. The effect of the paramagnetic ion Mn++ on the relaxation rate of the nuclear magnetic resonance of water protons in the reaction mixture is very sensitive to the type of metal complex formed. Upon formation of binary or ternary complexes with proteins, enhancement of the effect relative to the manganese aquocation (easily observable at 1 X 10-4 m) hasbeen measured. The interactions of four crystalline kinases, creatine kinase, 3-phosphoglycerate kinase, hexokinase, and pyruvate kinase, with their respec-tive substrates and’+ have been investigated with this technique as well as another metalrequiring enzyme, yeast enolase. These enzymes fall into two groups:(1) enhancement of the binary complex (Mn-enzyme)» enhancement of ternary complex (Mn-enzyme-substrate), and (2) enhancement of ternary complex» binary complex. The first group includes enolase and pyruvate kinase, and the second group includes creatine kinase and 3-phosphoglycerate kinase. With yeast hexokinase a quaternary complex of enzyme-glucose-Mn-ADP was re-quired to cause enhancement. For creatine kinase the enhancement data suggested that man-ganese does notact as a bridge betweenenzyme and substrate, but is complexed only to the nucleotide, and the metal-nucleotide is then bound to enzyme. This configuration of the ternary complex was verified by electron-spin-resonance spectra of the binary and ternary com-plexes. The measurement of enhancement has been used for quantitative determination of association constants for metal enzyme, metal substrate, and substrate-metal enzyme. For those enzymes such as enolase and pyruvate kinase, where the evidence indicatesthat the metal ion is bound at the active site, the enhancement of theproton relaxation rate of water due to the Mn-enzyme is characteristic of a particular site and not only can be used for titration of the site but is also a very sensitive indicator of changes in configuration occurring solelyat the active site.