Magnetic Resonance Investigations of Ternary Complexes of Enzyme–Metal–Substrate
Magnetic Resonance Investigations of Ternary Complexes of Enzyme–Metal–Substrate
复制标题
酶-金属-底物三元复合物的磁共振研究
作者:
M. Cohn;J. Leigh
HE assignment of the role of metal ions in those enzymatic reactions requiring metal ion activators which are readily dissociable has led to many experimental investigations and even more speculation". A few enzyme reactions of this class have been examined in sufficient detail to specify which reacting species interacts with the metal ion. The work of Malmstrom et al.* and of Wold and Ballouº on the equilibrium and kinetics of the reaction catalysed by yeast enolase yielded evidence that the metal binding to the enzyme rather than to the substrate is essential for the catalysis of the reaction. On the other hand, in the reactions catalysed by creatine kinase** and 3-phosphoglycerate kinase", binding of the metal to the adenine nucleotides has been implicated as the essential process.