NMR studies of the conformational change in human N-p21ras produced by replacement of bound GDP with the GTP analog GTP gamma S.
NMR studies of the conformational change in human N-p21ras produced by replacement of bound GDP with the GTP analog GTP gamma S.
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通过用 GTP 类似物 GTP gamma S 取代结合的 GDP,对人 N-p21ras 中的构象变化进行 NMR 研究。
DOI:
10.1021/bi00157a007
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发表时间:
1992
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影响因子:
2.9
通讯作者:
Redfield,AG
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作者:
Miller,AF;Papastavros,MZ;Redfield,AG
Revised Manuscript Received July 7, 1992 abstract:-Detected 15N-edited NMR in solution was used to study the conformational differences between the GDP-and GTPYS-bound forms of human N-p21ras. The amide protons of 15N-labeled glycine and isoleucine were observed. Resonances were assigned to residues of particularinterest, glycines-60 and-75 and isoleucines-21 and-36, by incorporating various 13C-labeled amino acids in addition to [15N] glycine and [15N] iosleucine and by replacing Mg2+ by Co2+. When GTP7S replaced GDP in the active site of p21ras, only 5 of the 14 glycine amide resonances show major shifts, indicating that the conformational effects are fairly localized. Responsive glycines-10,-12,-13, and-15 are in the active site. Gly-75, located at the far end of a conformationally-active loopand helix, also responds to substitution of GTP7S for GDP, while Gly-77 does not, supporting a role for Gly-75 as a swivel point for the conformational change. The amide proton resonances of isoleucines-36 and-21 and a third unidentified isoleucine also undergo major shifts upon replacement of GDP by GTP7S. Thus, the effector-binding loop containing Ile-36 is confirmed to be involved in the conformational change, and the-helix containing Ile-21 is also shown to be affected.