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Transition analogues

The enzyme consists of a single polypeptide chain of Mr 13 680 and 124 amino acid residues.187,188 The bond between Ala-20 and Ser-21 may be cleaved by subtilisin. Interestingly, the peptide remains attached to the rest of the protein by noncovalent bonds. The modified protein, called ribonuclease S, and the native protein, now termed ribonuclease A, have identical catalytic activities. Because of its small size, its availability, and its ruggedness, ribonuclease is very amenable to physical and chemical study. It was the first enzyme to be sequenced.187 The crystal structures of both forms of the enzyme were solved at 2.0-A resolution several years ago.189,190 Subsequently, crystal structures of many complexes of the enzyme with substrate and transition analogues and products have been solved at very high resolution.191 Further, because the catalytic activity depends on the ionizations of two histidine residues, the enzyme has been extensively studied by NMR (the imidazole rings of histidines are easily studied by this method—see Chapter 5). [Pg.258]

Since the vibrational eigenstates of the ground electronic state constitute an orthonomial basis set, tire off-diagonal matrix elements in equation (B 1.3.14) will vanish unless the ground state electronic polarizability depends on nuclear coordinates. (This is the Raman analogue of the requirement in infrared spectroscopy that, to observe a transition, the electronic dipole moment in the ground electronic state must properly vary with nuclear displacements from... [Pg.1192]

Herbicidal Inhibition of Enzymes. The Hst of known en2yme inhibitors contains five principal categories group-specific reagents substrate or ground-state analogues, ie, rapidly reversible inhibitors affinity and photo-affinity labels suicide substrate, or inhibitors and transition-state, or reaction-intermediate, analogues, ie, slowly reversible inhibitors (106). [Pg.44]

Whereas CP2MX2 compounds are ubiquitous ia early transition-metal organometallic chemistry, the thorium analogues are rather unstable. [Pg.41]

Nebularine. Nebularine(44) is a naturaHy occurring purine riboside isolated from S.jokosukanensis (1,3,4). It is phosphorylated, and inhibits purine biosynthesis and RNA synthesis, but is not incorporated into RNA by E. coli RNA polymerase. It has also found appHcation as a transition state analogue for treatment of schistosomiasis and as a substrate for the restriction endonuclease, Hindll (138—141). [Pg.122]

Ubenimex, [(2(3),3(R))-3-amino-2-hydroxy-4-phenylbutanoyl]-L-leucine, was isolated as an inhibitor of aminopeptidases, on which it acts as a strong, reversible transition-state analogue inhibitor (293). Analogues of ubenimex have been made and some other aminopeptidase inhibitors, not all of them peptides, have been isolated from streptomycetes (294—296). [Pg.159]

Photochromism Based on Triplet Formation. Upon absorption of light, many polycycHc aromatic hydrocarbons and their heterocycHc analogues undergo transitions to their triplet state which has an absorption spectmm different from that of the ground state (24). In rigid glasses and some plastics, the triplet state, which may absorb in the visible, has a lifetime of up to 20 seconds. [Pg.163]

Stmcture 8 (a charged form of (7) [124419-33-6J) represents a well designed transition-state analogue for dibydroorotase (21). [Pg.321]

The reaction is proposed to proceed from the anion (9) of A/-aminocatbonylaspattic acid [923-37-5] to dehydrooranate (11) via the tetrahedral activated complex (10), which is a highly charged, unstable sp carbon species. In order to design a stable transition-state analogue, the carboxylic acid in dihydrooronate (hexahydro-2,6-dioxo-4-pyrimidinecarboxylic acid) [6202-10-4] was substituted with boronic acid the result is a competitive inhibitor of dibydroorotase witb a iC value of 5 ]lM. Its inhibitory function is supposedly due to tbe formation of tbe charged, but stable, tetrabedral transition-state intermediate (8) at tbe active site of tbe enzyme. [Pg.321]

A Tropsha, J Hermans. Application of free energy simulations to the binding of a transition-state-analogue inhibitor to HIV protease. Protein Eng 51 29-34, 1992. [Pg.366]

Rittinger, K., et al. Structure at 1.65 A of RhoA and its GTPase-activating protein in complex with a transition-state analogue. Nature 389 758-762, 1997. [Pg.281]

Lolis, E., and Petsko, G., 1990. Transition-state analogues in protein crystallography Probes of the structural source of enzyme catalysis. Annual Review of Biochemistry 59 597—630. [Pg.531]

Wolfenden, R., 1972. Analogue approaches to die structure of the transition state in enzyme reactions. Accounts of Chemical Research 5 10-18. [Pg.531]

Wolfenden, R., and Kati, W. M., 1991. Testing the limits of protein-ligand binding discrimination widi transition-state analogue inhibitors. Accounts of Chemical Research 24 209-215. [Pg.531]

The distinction between the first member of the group and the two heavier members, which was seen to be so sharp in the early groups of transition metals, is much less obvious here. The only unsubstituted, discrete oxoanions of the heavier pair of metals are the tetrahedral [Ru 04] and [Ru 04]. This behaviour is akin to that of iron or, even more, to that of manganese, whereas in the osmium analogues the metal always increases its coordination number by the attachment of extra OH ions. If RUO4 is dissolved in cold dilute KOH, or aqueous K2RUO4 is oxidized by chlorine, virtually black crystals of K[Ru 04] ( permthenate ) are deposited. These are unstable unless dried and are reduced by water, especially if alkaline, to the orange... [Pg.1082]


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