Investigating lignin from Canna edulis ker residues induced activation of alpha-amylase: Kinetics, interaction, and molecular docking
Investigating lignin from Canna edulis ker residues induced activation of alpha-amylase: Kinetics, interaction, and molecular docking
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研究美人蕉残基中的木质素诱导的 α-淀粉酶激活:动力学、相互作用和分子对接
DOI:
10.1016/j.foodchem.2018.07.153
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发表时间:
2019
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影响因子:
8.8
通讯作者:
Wang Zhengwu
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作者:
Xie Fan;Zhang Wei;Gong Shengxiang;Gu Xinzhe;Lan Xiaohong;Wu Jinhong;Wang Zhengwu
The lignin isolated fromC. edulisker residues showed a significant activating effect on α-amylase. Further studies revealed that the isolated lignin formed a 1:1 complex with α-amylase through hydrogen bonding and quenched fluorescence of α-amylase with a static quenching procedure. Binding with lignin led to conformational and granular size changes of α-amylase. Two-dimensional nuclear Overhauser spectroscopy (2D-NOESY) spectra suggested that single bondOH in G units and β-O-4 structure were the major binding sites of lignin on the α-amylase molecule. Molecular docking studies indicated that the binding residue on α-amylase for lignin was not the same as for chloride ions, and the major binding force was hydrogen bonding. Furthermore, the docking results also showed the structural change of lignin induced by α-amylase. Thus, this work provided a new insight into the interaction between lignin fromCanna edulisker residues and α-amylase, which may be beneficial to apply lignin in the food industry.