Concentration-dependent hydrogen exchange kinetics of 3H-labeled S-peptide in ribonuclease S.

Concentration-dependent hydrogen exchange kinetics of 3H-labeled S-peptide in ribonuclease S.
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核糖核酸酶 S 中 3H 标记的 S 肽的浓度依赖性氢交换动力学。

DOI:
10.1016/0022-2836(76)90101-7
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发表时间:
1976
影响因子:
5.6
通讯作者:
R. L. Baldwin
R. L. Baldwin
中科院分区:
生物学2区
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作者:
A. Schreier;R. L. Baldwin

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The hydrogen exchange kinetics of the S-peptide in ribonuclease S can be measured by first tritiating the S-peptide in the absence of S-protein and then allowing it to recombine rapidly with S-protein. Afterwards the exchange reactions of this specific segment of ribonuclease S can be studied. The exchange kinetics of bound S-peptide are complex, indicating that different protons exchange at markedly different rates. The terminal exchange reaction, involving at least five highly protected protons, has been studied as a function of pH.At low concentrations of ribonuclease S the exchange kinetics become concentration-dependent, owing to the dissociation of the S-peptide. Although the fraction of free S-peptide is always very small, its rate of exchange is several orders of magnitude faster than that of bound S-peptide, and the concentration dependence of the exchange kinetics is readily measurable. It provides a highly sensitive method for determining small dissociation constants (KD). Values ofKDranging from 10−6mat pH 2.7, 0 °C, to 2 × 10−10mat pH 7.0, 0 °C, are reported here. Our value forKDat pH 7.0, 0 °C, confirms the data and extrapolation to 0 °C of Hearnet al.(1971).At high concentrations of ribonuclease S the terminal exchange reaction is independent of concentration. It probably results from a local unfolding reaction of the bound S-peptide. Above pH 4 the strong pH dependence ofKDclosely resembles that of the apparent equilibrium constant for this local unfolding reaction. The latter may be one step in the dissociation process and we present such a model for ribonuclease S dissociation.Measurement of concentration-dependent exchange kinetics should provide a useful method of determining small dissociation constants in other systems: for example, in studies of protein-nucleic acid interactions.