HUMAN-LIVER ALCOHOL-DEHYDROGENASE - PURIFICATION AND KINETIC CHARACTERIZATION OF THE BETA-2-BETA-2, BETA-2-BETA-1, ALPHA-BETA-2, AND BETA-2-GAMMA-1 ORIENTAL ISOENZYMES
HUMAN-LIVER ALCOHOL-DEHYDROGENASE - PURIFICATION AND KINETIC CHARACTERIZATION OF THE BETA-2-BETA-2, BETA-2-BETA-1, ALPHA-BETA-2, AND BETA-2-GAMMA-1 ORIENTAL ISOENZYMES
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DOI:
10.1021/bi00319a026
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发表时间:
1984-01-01
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影响因子:
2.9
通讯作者:
LI, TK
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作者:
YIN, SJ;BOSRON, WF;LI, TK
Four alcohol dehydrogenase [ADH] isoenzymes with "atypical" pH optima for ethanol oxidation at 8.8 were isolated from Japanese livers with the homozygous ADH2 2-2 and the heterozygous ADH2 1-2 phenotypes. Agarose gel isoelectric focusing patterns after dissociation-recombination of 3 isoenzymes purified from the homozygous livers indicate that they are .beta.2.beta.2, .alpha..beta.2 and .beta.2.gamma.1. A 4th isoenzyme, purified from livers with the heterozygous phenotype by agarose-hexane-AMP affinity chromatography, was identified as .beta.2.beta.1 by dissociation-recombination studies. The kinetic properties of the 3 heterodimers, .beta.2.beta.1, .alpha..beta.2 and .beta.2.gamma.1, are intermediate between those of the respective homodimers, suggesting that the 2 subunits act independently. Product inhibition studies indicate that .beta.2.beta.2 obeys an ordered sequential mechanism, as do the .alpha..alpha., .beta.1.beta.1, .gamma.1.gamma.1 and .gamma.2.gamma.2 homodimers which have the "typical" pH optimum for ethanol oxidation at pH 10.0-10.5. The kinetic constants of .beta.2.beta.2 differ substantially from those of the other homodimers. At pH 7.5, the Vmax for ethanol oxidation of .beta.2.beta.2 is 5-40 times higher than that of .alpha..alpha., .beta.1.beta.1, .gamma.1.gamma.1 and .gamma.2.gamma.2. The Km and Ki values of .beta.2.beta.2 for NAD+ and NADH are also considerably higher than those of the other homodimers. The kinetic differences between the "Oriental" .beta.2.beta.2 homodimer and other human liver isoenymzes can be explained by the substitution of a weaker base, histidine, in the coenzyme binding site of .beta.2.beta.2 for the arginine-47 residue that appears in all other mammalian alcohol dehydrogenases thus far examined.