Conformationally restricted creatine analogues and substrate specificity of rabbit muscle creatine kinase.
Conformationally restricted creatine analogues and substrate specificity of rabbit muscle creatine kinase.
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兔肌肉肌酸激酶的构象限制肌酸类似物和底物特异性。
DOI:
10.1021/bi00555a011
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发表时间:
1980
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影响因子:
2.9
通讯作者:
Reed,GH
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作者:
Dietrich,RF;Miller,RB;Kenyon,GL;Leyh,TS;Reed,GH
Robert F. Dietrich, 1 Robert B. Miller, George L. Kenyon,** Thomas S. Leyh, and George H. Reed abstract: Several conformationally restricted analogues of creatine havebeen both synthesized and examined as potential substrates or inhibitors of rabbit muscle creatine kinase (EC 2.7. 3.2). When an asymmetric center was included in a creatine analogue in the position a to the carboxyl group, the enzyme had a pronounced preference for the R enantiomer. Thus, whereas (J?)-./V-amidinoazetidine-2-carboxylic acid (7) has been shown to be a good substrate (Ks= 72 mM, Km=39 mM, and Fmax= 29% relative to that of creatine) for creatine kinase, the corresponding S’enantiomer 6 showed only barely detectable reactivity (Fmax (rel)«1%). When the corresponding ring-opened analogue, TV-methyl-A'-amidinoalanine, was examined as a substrate, creatine kinase again showed a strong preference for the R enantiomer 9 [Ks= 94 mM, Km= 82 mM, Fmax (rel) 10%]. The R enantiomer was approximately 7 times more reactive than its S enantiomer