USE OF ADENINE-NUCLEOTIDE DERIVATIVES TO ASSESS THE POTENTIAL OF EXO-ACTIVE-SITE-DIRECTED REAGENTS AS SPECIES-SPECIFIC OR ISOZYME-SPECIFIC ENZYME INACTIVATORS .4. INTERACTIONS OF ADENOSINE 5'-TRIPHOSPHATE DERIVATIVES WITH ADENYLATE KINASES FROM ESCHERICHIA-COLI AND RAT-TISSUES
USE OF ADENINE-NUCLEOTIDE DERIVATIVES TO ASSESS THE POTENTIAL OF EXO-ACTIVE-SITE-DIRECTED REAGENTS AS SPECIES-SPECIFIC OR ISOZYME-SPECIFIC ENZYME INACTIVATORS .4. INTERACTIONS OF ADENOSINE 5'-TRIPHOSPHATE DERIVATIVES WITH ADENYLATE KINASES FROM ESCHERICHIA-COLI AND RAT-TISSUES
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DOI:
10.1021/jm00346a010
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发表时间:
1982-01-01
影响因子:
7.3
通讯作者:
MAEDA, M
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作者:
HAMPTON, A;PICKER, D;MAEDA, M
ATP derivatives of the types N6-R-ATP [R = (CH2)nNHCOCH2I, (CH2)nNHCO(CH2)mNHCOCH2I, or (CH2)nCON(Me)(CH2)mN(Me)CO(CH2)nNHCOCH2I], N6-Me-N6-R-ATP [R = (CH2)nN-(Me)CO(CH2)mNHCOCH2I], and 8-R-ATP [R = NH(CH2)nNHCOCH2I] with 5-19 spacer atoms between N6 or C-8 and iodine were evaluated as substrates, reversible inhibitors, and inactivators of adenylate kinase (AK). With Escherichia coli AK, the derivatives were noncompetitive inhibitors, Ki = 4.7-7.3 mM, with little affinity for the ATP site, and N6-(CH2)nNHCOCH2I-ATP (n = 5 or 6) effected progressive inhibitions that were not ATP site directed. With rat muscle AK (M-AK), some compounds had slight affinity for the ATP site as evidenced by weak substrate activity with as much as 8 spacer atoms, but all compounds tested were weak noncompetitive inhibitors; Ki = 6-12 mM vs. ATP. The ATP derivatives, notably N6-(CH2)8NHCOCH2I-ATP, mediated a progressive inhibition of M-AK, which was abolished by substitution of H for the I and thus presumably involves alkylation of the enzyme. The inhibition appeared not to be ATP site directed because kinetic analysis indicated a random bimolecular enzyme-inhibitor reaction and because N6-(CH2)8NHCOCH2I-AMP and its adenosine counterpart, which have relatively low affinity for the ATP site, were more effective than N6-(CH2)8NHCOCH2I-ATP. The ATP derivatives were substrates (KM = 0.4-1.6 mM) and/or competitive inhibitors (Ki = 0.3-6.2 mM) vs. ATP of rat isozymes AK II or III. Exposure of AK II or III for 6 h, 22.degree. C, at pH 7.6 to 10 mM levels of the 1:1 Mg complexes of 25 of the ATP derivatives led in no case to progressive enzyme inhibition, suggesting the absence near the ATP sites of nucleophilic groups suitably positioned for alkylation.