STOPPED-FLOW STUDIES ON DRUG-PROTEIN BINDING .1. KINETICS OF WARFARIN-BINDING TO HUMAN-SERUM ALBUMIN
STOPPED-FLOW STUDIES ON DRUG-PROTEIN BINDING .1. KINETICS OF WARFARIN-BINDING TO HUMAN-SERUM ALBUMIN
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DOI:
10.1007/bf00505744
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发表时间:
1980-01-01
影响因子:
3.6
通讯作者:
LASSMANN, A
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作者:
RIETBROCK, N;LASSMANN, A
The binding of warfarin to human serum albumin (HSA) with the stopped-flow method was studied. At 37.degree. C the rate constant for the velocity of dissociation of the stable warfarin-HSA complex is 10 s (t1/2 [half-life] = 0.07 s). Concentration and temperature-dependent association constants for warfarin binding to HSA were measured (2.5 .cntdot. 105/M per s at 6.degree. C, 9.8 .cntdot. 105/M per s at 22.degree. C and 15.3 .cntdot. 105/M per s at 37.degree. C). Our experimentally obtained relaxation constants are best explained by the existence of 5 equivalent low affinity binding sites for warfarin on the HSA molecule, each capable of conversion into a high affinity site. The measured activation energy for this conversion is 57.5 KJ/M.