Structural, kinetic and thermodynamic characterizations of SDS-induced molten globule state of a highly negatively charged cytochrome c
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2019
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This study presents the structural, kinetic and thermodynamic characterizations of previously unknown submicellar concentrations of SDS-induced molten globule (MGSDS) state of a highly negatively charged basedenatured ferricytochrome c (U B -state) at pH ∼12.8 (±0.2). The far-UV CD, near-UV CD, ANS-fluorescence data of UB-state in the presence of different concentrations of SDS indicate that the submicellar concentrations of SDS (≤0.4mM) transform the UBstate to MG SDS -state. The MG SDS -state has nativelike α-helical secondary structure but lacks tertiary structure. The free energy change (ΔG° D) for U B → MG SDS transition determined by far-UV CD (∼2.7 kcal mol -1 ) is slightly higher than those determined by fluorescence (∼2.0 kcal mol -1 ) at 25°C. At very low SDS and NaCl concentrations, the MG SDS -state undergoes cold denaturation. As SDS concentration is increased, the thermal denaturation temperature increases and the cold denaturation temperature decrease. Kinetic experiments involving the measurement of the CO-association rate to the base-denatured ferrocytochrome c at pH ≈12.8 (±0.2), 25°C indicate that the submicellar concentrations of SDS restrict the internal dynamics of base-denatured protein. © The Author(s) 2018. Published by Oxford University Press on behalf of the Japanese Biochemical Society. All rights reserved.
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Alkali molten-globule, Constrained dynamics, Entropic stabilization, SDS, Thermal stability
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Jain, R., Sharma, D. and Kumar, R., et.al.Structural, kinetic and thermodynamic characterizations of SDS-induced molten globule state of a highly negatively charged cytochrome c.165(2).PP.125-137.10.1093/jb/mvy087