A bottom-up approach to the ion recognition mechanism of K+ channels from laser spectroscopy of hydrated partial peptide?alkali metal ion complexes
A bottom-up approach to the ion recognition mechanism of K+ channels from laser spectroscopy of hydrated partial peptide?alkali metal ion complexes
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水合部分肽碱金属离子配合物激光光谱中 K 通道离子识别机制的自下而上方法
DOI:
10.1039/d2cp01667b
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发表时间:
2022
影响因子:
3.3
通讯作者:
Fujii Masaaki
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作者:
Suzuki Yukina;Hirata Keisuke;Lisy James M.;Ishiuchi Shun-ichi;Fujii Masaaki
K+ channels allow selective permeation of K+, but not physiologically abundant Na+, at almost diffusion limit rates. The conduction mechanism of K+ channels is still controversial, with experimental and computation studies supporting two distinct conduction mechanisms: either with or without water inside the channel. Here, we employ a bottom-up approach on hydrated alkali metal complexes of a model peptide of K+ channels, Ac-Tyr-NHMe, to characterize metal–peptide, metal–water, and water–peptide interactions that govern the selectivity of K+ channels at a molecular level. Both the extension to the series of alkali metal ions and to temperature-dependent studies (approaching physiological values) have revealed the clear difference between permeable and non-permeable ions in the spectral features of the ion complexes. Furthermore, the impact of hydration is discussed in relation to the K+ channels by comparisons of the non-hydrated and hydrated complexes.