Circular dichroism of ketoprofen complexed to serum albumins: conformational selection by the protein: a novel optical purity determination technique.
Circular dichroism of ketoprofen complexed to serum albumins: conformational selection by the protein: a novel optical purity determination technique.
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酮洛芬与血清白蛋白复合的圆二色性:蛋白质的构象选择:一种新型光学纯度测定技术。
DOI:
10.1002/chir.530070610
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发表时间:
1995
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2
通讯作者:
M. Zandomeneghi
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作者:
M. Zandomeneghi
Complexation of 2-(3'-benzoylphenyl)propionic acid (ketoprofen), 1, to bovine serum albumin (BSA) results in an intense negative circular dichroism in the ketonic n-->pi* band of the benzoylphenyl moiety. This high CD contrasts with the weak CD of 1-enantiomers dissolved in common solvents. Furthermore, a number of chiral and achiral molecules containing the benzophenone moiety are easily complexed to BSA: all these complexes show an intense CD at the same transition. To account for the observed CD intensities of the above molecules, it appears that BSA complexation markedly shifts the equilibrium between strongly asymmetric, antipodic conformers. Dissymmetry of these conformers is connected to the instability of a structure with phenyl rings coplanar to the carbonyl chromophore, as also indicated by molecular mechanics calculations. The magnification of the Cotton effects of the 1-antipodes, due to the protein, can be used to measure the optical purity of 1-samples with excellent precision. In contrast with BSA, human SA is unable to recognize the chirality of 1-antipodes; oleic acid cocomplexation modifies this fact as well as other features of the binding.