KINETIC ASPECTS OF STRUCTURE-ACTIVITY RELATIONS - BINDING OF SULFONAMIDES BY CARBONIC-ANHYDRASE
KINETIC ASPECTS OF STRUCTURE-ACTIVITY RELATIONS - BINDING OF SULFONAMIDES BY CARBONIC-ANHYDRASE
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DOI:
10.1098/rspb.1976.0034
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发表时间:
1976-01-01
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BURGEN, ASV
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作者:
KING, RW;BURGEN, ASV
The fast kinetics of binding of sulfonamides to [human erythrocyte] carbonic anhydrase were examined. Six homologous series of sulfonamides were studied. In all cases the increase in binding constant in a homologous series is due mainly to an increase in the association rate constant. Meta- and ortho-substituted sulfonamides have lower binding constants, mainly due to a lower association rate constant. The binding of sulfonamides to apocarbonic anhydrase was measured by a specific affinity method. The effects of homologous series are largely reproduced on the apoenzyme, but the effects of positional isomerization are not; the binding process is pH-insensitive. Evidence is presented that the binding process for sulfonamides and carbonic anhydrase involves an intermediate non-coordinate complex which is then converted into the final coordinate complex. Structure-activity relations in the binding of sulfonamides to carbonic anhydrase are examined on the basis of effects on the stability of the intermediate complex, the rate of isomerization into the coordinate complex, and the dissociation rate constant.