Fluorescence anisotropy studies of enzyme-substrate complex formation in stearoyl-ACP desaturase.
Fluorescence anisotropy studies of enzyme-substrate complex formation in stearoyl-ACP desaturase.
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硬脂酰-ACP 去饱和酶中酶-底物复合物形成的荧光各向异性研究。
DOI:
10.1021/bi020340s
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发表时间:
2002
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影响因子:
2.9
通讯作者:
Fox,BrianG
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作者:
Haas,JeffreyA;Fox,BrianG
Stearoyl-acyl carrier protein Δ9-desaturase (Δ9D) catalyzes regio- and stereospecific insertion ofcisdouble bonds into acyl chains attached to acyl carrier protein. Steady-state and stopped-flow fluorescence anisotropy measurements using acylated forms of dansyl- and fluoresceinyl-ACPs revealed equilibrium dissociation constants and dissociation rate constants for 16:0-, 17:0-, and 18:0-ACPs with resting and chemically 4e-reduced Δ9D. Binding of 1 nM 18:0-fluoresceinyl-ACP to one subunit of the dimeric resting Δ9D was observed withKD1= 13 ± 3 nM. No significant difference in theKD1value was observed for 4e-Δ9D. An ∼4-fold increase inKD1per methylene group was observed upon shortening the acyl chain from 18:0 to 17:0 and then 16:0. In different experiments performed with 850 nM 18:0-dansyl-ACP, binding to the second subunit of resting Δ9D was estimated to haveKD2≈ 350 ± 40 nM. TheKD2values exhibited a similar dependence on acyl chain length as observed for theKD1values. Thekoffvalues measured by stopped-flow anisotropy measurements for reversal of the enzyme−substrate complex were also acyl-chain length dependent and increased 130-fold for 16:0-ACP (130 s-1) relative to 18:0-ACP (1 s-1). Increases in acyl chain length are thus associated with the presently reported increases in theKDandkoffvalues. These results indicate that acyl chain length selectivity derives in major part from partition of the enzyme−substrate complex between substrate release and subsequent steps in catalysis.