Investigation of cis/trans proline isomerism in a multiply occurring peptide fragment from human salivary proline-rich glycoprotein.

Investigation of cis/trans proline isomerism in a multiply occurring peptide fragment from human salivary proline-rich glycoprotein.
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研究人唾液富含脯氨酸的糖蛋白中多次出现的肽片段中的顺式/反式脯氨酸异构体。

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10.1111/j.1399-3011.1991.tb01523.x
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1991
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International journal of peptide and protein research
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Loomis,PM
Loomis,PM
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作者:
Loomis,RE;Gonzalez,M;Loomis,PM

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The solution‐state conformations of eight proline‐containing peptide fragments found in human salivary proline‐rich glycoprotein (PRG) were investigated in 2 × distilled water (treated with metal ion chelating resin) using13C‐nuclear magnetic resonance (NMR) and circular dichroism (CD) spectroscopy. The peptide sequences and acronyms were as follows: PRG9‐2 = NH2‐G(I)‐P(2)‐CONH2, PRG9‐3 = NH2‐G(1)‐P(2)‐P(3)‐CONH2,PRG9‐4 = NH2‐G(1)‐P(2)‐P(3)‐P(4)‐CONH2, PRG9‐5 = NH2‐G(1)‐P(2)‐P(3)‐P(4)‐H(5)‐CONH2,PRG9‐6 = NH2‐G(1)‐P(2)‐P(3)‐P(4)‐H(5)‐P(6)‐CONH2, PRG9‐7 = NH2‐G(1)‐P(2)‐P(3)‐P(4)‐H(5)‐P(6)‐G(7)‐CONH2, PRG9‐8 = NH2‐G(1)‐P(2)‐P(3)‐P(4)‐H(5)‐P(6)‐G(7)‐K(8)‐CONH2and PRG9‐9 = NH2‐G(1)‐P(2)‐P(3)‐P(4)‐H(5)‐P(6)‐G(7)‐K(8)‐P(9)‐CONH2.Sequence‐specific resonance assignments from the13C‐NMR spectra indicated that thetransproline isomer dominated the conformations of the peptides. CD results clearly showed the presence of the poly‐l‐proline II helix as the major conformation in PRG9‐3 → PRG9‐5, supplemented byβ‐ and/orγ‐turns in PRG9‐6 → PRG9‐9. These data suggest that in “metal free” water, native PRG could contain several small poly‐l‐proline II helices along withβ‐and/orγ‐turns. Since proline is the major amino acid present in native PRG, these localized conformations may contribute to PRG's global conformation and act as a primary force in determining its biological activities.