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Title: Kinetics of Protein-Protein Interactions


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Kinetics of Protein-ProteinInteractions
  • November 2002

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Content
  • Preview Basic kinetics
  • Protein-protein Kinetics Basic view
  • Electrostatic steering study review

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1.Preview Basic kinetics
Reaction Rate (V) Change of concentration over
time
  • Basic Reaction
  • A C

Rate slows as concentration of A decreases
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Reaction Rate constant
  • A B C
  • V K A B

Rate is dependant on preliminary concentration
of reactants
Rate (at first stage of reaction)
Kinetic Constant
Would expect NO2NO2
  • It appears things are not that
  • simple
  • Mechanism
  • Different Ks

K1
(K1 Slow) F2 NO2
NO2F F Fast Equilibrium NO2 F
NO2F
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Factors Influencing K
  • Arrhenius

Activation Energy Limiting Barrier
  • Constant
  • Size
  • Orientation
  • Solvent
  • electrostatics

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2.Protein-Protein Kinetics Basic View
A
B
A
B
  • Kd Kdissociation / Kassociation
    (dissociationoff, associationon)
  • ?G -RTln(Kd)
  • Physiological conditions
  • Possible concentration of a unique Protein in a
    cell 10-6 10-8 M
  • Protein diameter 50 100 A (Protein surface
    8,000 A)
  • Free Walk collision with interacting designated
    protein 1000A 2000A

A
B
A
B
1000 2000A
A
B
A
B
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A more elaborate representation
Transition-State
Diffusion Possible Steering
Intermediate
Desolvation, VDW, Electrostatics
?
?
?
v
v
v
Random Diffusion
Electrostatic Steering
Encounter Complex
Final Complex
Transition
Intermediate
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Reaching the Encounter Complex
  • Random diffusion according to the
    Smolochowski-Einstein equation - 109 - 1010
    1/MS
  • With geometrical constraints - 105
    106 1/MS
  • Adding electrostatic steering could enhance rate
    to 109 1/MS

Attraction
Steering
  • Energetic factors

Electrostatic
?S
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An example of electrostatic steering
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Barnase-Barstar Electrostatic potential Landscape
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3.Evaluation of steering effect (Camacho, Vajda)
Complex separation (5A) XY rotation
  • A. Chymotrypsin with turkey ovomucoid third
    domain (1CHO)
  • B. human leukocyte elastase with turkey ovomucoid
    third domain (1PPF), ionic strength
  • 0.15 M and protein dielectric 4
  • C. kallikrein A and pancreatic trypsin inhibitor
    (2KAI), ionic strength 0.15 M and protein
    dielectric 4
  • D. barnase and barstar (1BGS)
  • E. subtilisin and chymotrypsin inhibitor (2SNI)
  • F. subtilisin and eglin-c (1CSE), ionic strength
    0.15 M and protein dielectric 4
  • G. trypsin and bovine pancreatic trypsin
    inhibitor (2PTC).

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Evaluation of steering effect (Wade)
  • ccpcc - cytochrome c peroxidasecytochrome c
  • achefas - acetylcholinesterase fasciculin-2
  • Bnbs - Barnase-Barstar
  • hyhel5hel - HyHEL-5 antibody hen egg white
    lysozyme
  • hyhel10hel - HyHEL-10 antibodyhen egg white
    lysozyme

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Evaluation of steering effect (Wade)
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Evaluation of steering effect (Wade)
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Structure Tem1 ß Lactamase
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Structure Tem1 ß Lactamase
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Structure BLIP-??
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Bound Blip-?? TEM1
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Bound Blip-?? TEM1
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Mutations on BLIP outside the active site
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Results
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Results
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Possible Transition state orientation
  • Still water molecules awaiting extraction
  • Possibly a core of atoms in proximity with final
    orientation

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Encounter complex modeling
Barnase - Barstar
  • Bound Model
  • Camacho/wade Electrostatic minima

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Encounter complex modeling
Barnase - Barstar
  • Bound Model
  • Janin 50 surface area rotational limit

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Encounter complex modeling
Barnase - Barstar
  • Bound Model
  • Vijayakumar solvent separation (2 angles
    3dg limit)
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