Probing Multivalent Interactions in a Synthetic Host-Guest Complex by Dynamic Force Spectroscopy
Probing Multivalent Interactions in a Synthetic Host-Guest Complex by Dynamic Force Spectroscopy
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DOI:
10.1021/ja2016125
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发表时间:
2011-07-20
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15
通讯作者:
Huskens, Jurriaan
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作者:
Gomez-Casado, Alberto;Dam, Henk H.;Huskens, Jurriaan
Multivalency is present in many biological and synthetic systems. Successful application of multivalency depends on a correct understanding of the thermodynamics and kinetics of this phenomenon. In this Article, we address the stability and strength of multivalent bonds with force spectroscopy techniques employing a synthetic adamantane/beta-cyclodextrin model system. Comparing the experimental findings to theoretical predictions for the rupture force and the kinetic off-rate, we find that when the valency of the complex is increased from mono- to di- to trivalent, there is a transition from quasi-equilibrium, with a constant rupture force of 99 pN, to a kinetically dependent state, with loading-rate-dependent rupture forces from 140 to 184 pN (divalent) and 175 to 210 pN (trivalent). Additional binding geometries, parallel monovalent ruptures, single-bound divalent ruptures, and single- and double-bound trivalent ruptures are identified. The experimental kinetic off-rates of the multivalent complexes show that the stability of the complexes is significantly enhanced with the number of bonds, in agreement with the predictions of a noncooperative multivalent model.