作者: Satoru TUZI , Akira NAITO , Hazime SAITO
DOI: 10.1111/J.1432-1033.1993.TB18439.X
关键词: Transmembrane domain 、 Stereochemistry 、 Transmembrane protein 、 Nuclear magnetic resonance spectroscopy 、 Conformational change 、 Chemistry 、 Alpha helix 、 Bacteriorhodopsin 、 Protein secondary structure 、 Crystallography 、 Protein structure
摘要: We have recorded 100.7-MHz high-resolution solid-state 13C-NMR spectra of [3-13C]Ala, [1-13C]Ala-labelled, Leu-labelled and Val-labelled bacteriorhodopsin (bR), to analyze the conformation dynamics transmembrane alpha helices hydration-induced conformational changes. assigned signals these 13C-labelled amino acid residues portions helices, loops N-terminus C-terminus, based on conformation-dependent 13C chemical shift. The assignment peaks is straightforward in view characteristic shifts C beta carbonyl carbons, referred data model system. were further divided into three or four which are ascribed either a dispersion torsion angles variation environments around helices. In addition, we found that C-terminus bR virtually random-coil form undergoes rapid reorientational motion hydrated Further, show higher-order (secondary and/or tertiary) structure influenced by hydration/dehydration process purple membrane, as viewed from peak profile Ala signals. This change occurs between relative humidities 2% 4%, consistent with shift absorption maxima retinal, arise protonation/deprotonation processes Schiff base. contrast, no such for Leu, Val residues. For latter two residues, some spectral changes noted at stage full hydration.