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The title compound, C20H22O2, crystallizes with two independent molecules in the asymmetric unit. In each molecule, all the non-H atoms lie in a common plane (r.m.s. deviations of 0.098 and 0.079 Å). There is a [pi]-[pi] stacking interaction in the crystal structure. The central aromatic rings of the two molecules, which are stacked head-to-tail one above the other, are separated by centroid-to-centroid distances of 3.872 (13) and 3.999 (10) Å. Key indicators: single-crystal X-ray study; T = 173 K; mean σ(C–C) = 0.003 A° ; R factor = 0.044; wR factor = 0.101; data-to-parameter ratio = 14.6.
The title compound, C14H20O3, is a synthetic analogue with a long aliphatic side chain of the important food additive and flavoring agent, vanillin. There are two independent molecules in the asymmetric unit, each having an essentially planar conformation (r.m.s. deviations of 0.023 and 0.051Å for all non-H atoms of the two molecules in the asymmetric unit). Key indicators: single-crystal X-ray study; T = 173 K; mean σ(C–C) = 0.002 A°; R factor = 0.049; wR factor = 0.144; data-to-parameter ratio = 15.9.
Heute gewinnen pflanzliche Arzneimittel im Zeichen einer verstärkten Hinwendung zu natürlichen, relativ nebenwirkungsarmen Medikamenten zunehmend an Bedeutung, so auch die über Jahrtausende hinweg traditionell angewandte Ginsengwurzel (Panax ginseng) und der Indische Weihrauch (Boswellia serrata). Neben der Struktur- und Extraktanalytik konzentriert sich die Forschung in zunehmenden Maße darauf, die zahlreichen pharmakologisch untersuchten und klinisch beobachteten Wirkungen dieser beiden Arzneipflanzen einzelnen Inhaltsstoffen zuzuordnen. Bei der Ginsengwurzel gestaltet sich dies jedoch besonders schwierig. Dies ist begründet durch die große Anzahl strukturell ähnlicher Ginsenoside sowie durch deren unterschiedlicher Metabolismus. Zwar ist aus In-vitro-Experimenten bekannt, daß die Degradation über die stufenweise Deglukosylierung stattfindet, allerdings ist bislang nicht geklärt, ob intakte Ginsenoside überhaupt resorbiert werden und welche der vielen in vitro ermittelten Degradationsprodukte tatsächlich den systemischen Kreislauf erreichen. Anders als bei Ginseng, kann die therapeutische Wirkung des Indischen Weihrauches wohl definierten Inhaltsstoffen, AKBA und KBA, zugeschrieben werden. Dennoch mangelt es hier an verlässlichen pharmakokinetischen Daten, da bislang keine validierte bioanalytische Methode zur Verfügung stand. Im Rahmen der Bioanalytik von Ginsenosiden und Boswellliasäuren kamen in der vorliegenden Arbeit die Nano-ESI-MS(n)-Technik sowie die HPLC-Analytik zur Anwendung. Bereits bei der Strukturanalyse von Ginsenosiden erwies sich die Kombination der Nano-ESI-Technik mit MS(n)-Experimenten in einer Quadrupol-Ionenfalle als besonders vorteilhaft. Im Vergleich zu konventionellem ESI bietet Nano-ESI nicht nur den Vorzug, mit kleinsten Substanzmengen lange Messungen durchführen zu können, sondern auch den Vorteil einer effektiveren, weniger diskreminierenden Ionisation. Sowohl die hohe Sensitivität der Nano-Elektrosprayionisierung bei der Analyse von glykosidischen Verbindungen als auch die umfangreichen Strukturinformationen infolge mehrerer aufeinanderfolgender stoßinduzierter Fragmentierungen machen diese Technik zu einer attraktiven und effizienten Methode zur Analyse von Ginsenosiden. In MS(n)-Experimenten äußert sich das charakteristische Fragmentierungsverhalten der Ginsenoside in der sequentiellen Abspaltung der Zuckereinheiten in sukkzessiven Fragmentierungsschritten. Mit dieser Methode konnten die Zuckerketten an verschiedenen Positionen des Protopanaxadiol- bzw. Protopanaxatriolaglykons der Ginsenoside identifiziert, die glykosidischen Verknüpfungen innerhalb der einzelnen Zuckereinheiten durch spezifische Ringfragmente bestimmt und die genaue(n) Verknüpfungsposition(en) enzymatisch eingeführter Galaktose(n) lokalisiert werden. Bisher wurden allerdings Nano-ESI-MS/MS bzw. MS(n)-Untersuchungen primär an wässrigen oder organischen Lösungen von isolierten / aufgereinigten Stoffen oder Stoffgemischen durchgeführt. In dieser Arbeit wurde erstmals diese Technik in der Bioanalytik zur Identifizierung von Ginsenosiden und deren Degradationsprodukte in Humanplasma und -urin angewandt. Obwohl die optimale Analytkonzentration für die Nano-Elektrosprayionisierung im allgemeinen bei 10-5M liegt, ist es gelungen, die Ginsenoside anhand ihrer spezifischen Fragmentionen im MS/MS Modus bis zu einer Konzentration von 2 ng/mL (10-8M) in biologischen Matrices nachzuweisen. Auch wenn die Molekülionenpeaks bei diesen geringen Konzentrationen im Rauschen untergehen, können die Ginsenoside durch selektive Isolierung der gewünschten Vorläuferionen und deren anschließende Fragmentierung in der Quadrupol-Ionenfalle auf der Basis der Detektion spezifischer Fragmente identifiziert werden. Da bei der Fragmentierung der gleichen Vorläuferionenmasse in Leerplasma bzw. Urin keine charakteristischen Fragmentionen gebildet werden, handelt es sich somit um einen spezifischen Nachweis der Ginsenoside in biologischen Matrices. Vor dem Hintergrund dieser vielversprechenden Vorversuche wurde eine Pilotstudie zum qualitativen Screening von Ginsenosiden und deren Metaboliten in Humanplasma und –urin durchgeführt. Es konnte gezeigt werden, daß Protopanaxatriol-Ginsenoside sowohl im Magen hydrolysiert als auch intestinal degradiert werden. Schon in den ersten Stunden nach der einmaligen oralen Einnahme von Ginsana G115 Kapseln wurden die Hydrolyseprodukte G-Rh1 und hydratisiertes G-Rh1 in Humanplasma detektiert. Die schnelle Resorption dieser beiden Verbindungen aus dem oberen Gastrointestinaltrakt deutet auf die Hydrolyse des Ginsenosides Rg1 im Magen hin. Das spätere Auftreten eines weiteren monoglukosylierten Protopanaxatriols, des Degradationsproduktes G-F1, liefert den ersten In-Vivo-Hinweis auf einen intestinalen Metabolismus von Protopanaxatriol-Ginsenoside. Im Gegensatz zu den Protopanaxatriolginsenosiden passieren die Protopanaxadiol-Ginsenoside den Magen unverändert, wie aus der Abwesenheit jeglicher Protopanaxadiol-Degradationsprodukte im Plasma und Urin in den ersten Stunden nach der Applikation geschlossen werden kann. Erst im unteren Gastrointestinaltrakt werden Protopanaxadiol-Ginsenoside durch intestinale Bakterien zu „Compound-K“ abgebaut und anschließend resorbiert. Der Nachweis von Ginsenosid Rb1 im Plasma, sowie weiterer Ginsenoside im Urin eines Probanden zeigt, daß auch Ginsenoside in ihrer intakten Form resorbiert werden können. Dennoch sind weitere Studien hierzu notwendig, um zu klären, ob die Resorption intakter Ginsenoside die Regel oder eher eine Ausnahme darstellt. Mit der Identifizierung des Hydrolyseproduktes G-Rh1, der Degradationsprodukte G-F1 sowie „Compound-K“ in Humanplasma und -urin konnte schließlich die Frage geklärt werden, welche der zahlreichen in vitro bestimmten Degradationsprodukte tatsächlich den systemischen Kreislauf erreichen. Damit ist die Basis für eine spätere Quantifizierung dieser Verbindungen nach ihrer Isolierung bzw. Herstellung und Charakterisierung als Referenzsubstanzen geschaffen. Außerdem können diese neuen Erkenntnisse helfen, pharmakologische Ergebnisse aus In-vitro-Versuchen mit In-vivo-Daten besser zu korrelieren, da sie erste Hinweise geben, welche der in vitro getesteten Substanzen für die in vivo beobachteten Effekte verantwortlich sein könnten. Bisher wurde Nano-ESI-MS(n) in der Bioanalytik pflanzlicher Arzneistoffe nicht eingesetzt. In dieser Arbeit wurde diese Technik erstmals zum Screening von Ginsenosiden und deren Degradationsprodukte in Humanplasma und –urin benutzt. Darüber hinaus konnte gezeigt werden, daß Nano-ESI-MS(n) auch eine empfindliche und sensitive Methode zur Identifizierung und zum Nachweis anderer medizinisch relevanter glykosidischer Verbindungen in biologischen Matrices darstellt, woraus sich neue Perspektiven für den Einsatz dieser Technik in der Metabolitenforschung sowie in der Bioanalytik pflanzlicher Xenobiotika ergeben. In den letzten Jahren rückte auch der Indische Weihrauch immer mehr in den Mittelpunkt des wissenschaftlichen sowie therapeutischen Interesses. Aufgrund der selektiven Hemmung der 5-Lipoxygenase gewinnen AKBA und KBA, als neue entzündungshemmende Verbindungen, zunehmend an Bedeutung. Während die quantitative Analytik der Boswelliasäuren in Extrakten und in verschiedenen Fertigarzneimitteln erhebliche Fortschritte erzielen konnte, fehlten auf dem Gebiet der Bioanalytik bislang validierte analytische Methoden zur Durchführung pharmakokinetischer Studien. Vor diesem Hintergrund wurde eine HPLC-Methode zur Bestimmung von KBA in Humanplasma entwickelt und validiert. Die Methode ist durch eine einfache Probenvorbereitung gekennzeichnet, die sich auf eine Festphasenextraktion der KBA aus der komplex zusammengesetzten biologischen Matrix beschränkt. Im Anschluß an die chromatographische Trennung auf einer RP-C18 Säule erfolgt die Quantifizierung der KBA mittels UV-Detektion bei 250 nm. Um eine adäquate Bestimmung der KBA in Humanplasma zu gewährleisten, wurde eine umfassende Validierung durchgeführt. Alle ermittelten Validierungsparameter, wie Spezifität, Linearität, Präzision, Richtigkeit, Reproduzierbarkeit, untere Quantifizierungsgrenze und Stabilität lagen innerhalb der vorgegebenen Grenzen. Damit erfüllt die entwickelte HPLC-Methode die allgemein gültigen Anforderungen an die Validierung bioanalytischer Methoden. Mit der Erstellung einer Plasmakonzentrations-Zeit-Kurve im Rahmen einer ersten Pilotstudie konnte diese Methode zudem ihre praktische Anwendbarkeit unter Beweis stellen. Somit steht für zukünftige pharmakokinetische Studien eine validierte HPLC-Analytik zur Bestimmung von KBA, einer der Hauptwirkstoffe des Indischen Weihrauches, zur Verfügung, die sich durch hohe Spezifität, Reproduzierbarkeit und Präzision auszeichnet. Verlässliche Daten zur Pharmakokinetik am Menschen sind heute von besonderer Bedeutung, da sie helfen, die Dosierung zu optimieren, die biopharmazeutischen Eigenschaften von Präparaten zu verbessern und die Sicherheit bei der Anwendung zu erhöhen. Insbesondere im Hinblick auf bereits festgestellte Interaktionen von pflanzlichen Arzneimitteln mit Medikamenten reicht es nicht mehr aus, wenn sich pflanzliche Arzneimittel, wie beispielsweise Ginseng und Indischer Weihrauch, nur auf ihre langjährigen tradierten Anwendungserfahrungen berufen. So wird auch bei Phytopharmaka in verstärktem Maße eine wissenschaftliche Absicherung durch bioanalytische Forschung erwartet. Mit der Identifizierung der Ginsenoside und deren Degradationsprodukte im Menschen, der erstmaligen Anwendung von Nano-ESI-MS(n) in der Metabolitenforschung und der Entwicklung einer validierten bioanalytischen Methode zur Bestimmung der 11-Keto-Beta-Boswelliasäure in Humanplasma wurde diesen Erfordernissen Rechnung getragen.
Die Verwendung von photolabilen Schutzgruppen zur nicht-invasiven Kontrolle von Systemen birgt ein großes Potential für verschiedenste Anwendungsgebiete, die von der Erforschung und Regulation biologischer Prozesse, über den Einsatz in medizinischer Therapie bis hin zur Verwendung als molekulare Datenspeicher reichen. Für diese Umsetzung benötigt es allerdings eine breite Auswahl an entsprechenden PPGs und das Wissen über ihre Reaktionsmechanismen. Im Allgemeinen lässt sich die Konzeptionierung von PPGs in drei Prozesse einteilen, beginnend bei dem Design und der Synthese einer neuen PPG. Bei diesem Schritt liegt der Fokus auf ein oder zwei besonderen Eigenschaften, wie beispielsweise einer Absorptionswellenlänge in einem bestimmten Spektralbereich oder einer hohen Uncaging-Quantenausbeute. Im zweiten Schritt folgt die Untersuchung der PPG bezüglich spektroskopischer und mechanistischer Eigenschaften und ggf. anschließender Optimierung auf synthetischer Ebene. Die so gewonnenen Informationen sind dann hilfreich bei dem letzten Schritt, bei dem es um den Einsatz der PPG in einem entsprechenden System geht. Hierbei müssen die verwendeten PPGs genau auf das Zielsystem abgestimmt sein, dazu zählen verschiedenste Parameter wie Anregungswellenlänge, Extinktionskoeffizient, Art und Struktur der Photoprodukte sowie Uncaging-Effizienz und Geschwindigkeit.
In der vorliegenden Arbeit wurde über die drei vorgestellten Projekte mittels spektroskopischer Methoden zu allen drei genannten Stadien zur Konzeptionierung von PPGs ein Beitrag geleistet. Dazu zählt die Entwicklung der CBT-basierten PPGs, die Untersuchung der Struktur-Wirkungsbeziehung von (DMA)(2)F-PPGs und die Etablierung einer wellenlängenselektiven An-/Aus-Funktionalität eines Antibiotikums. In enger interdisziplinärer Zusammenarbeit zwischen theoretischen, synthetischen und biologischen Teilgebieten konnte jedes Projekt innerhalb der jeweiligen Entwicklungsstufe erfolgreich abgeschlossen werden.
Mithilfe des relativ neuen Ansatzes, bei dem durch quantenmechanische Berechnungen der vertikalen Anregungsenergie von der kationischen Spezies einer PPG-Grundstruktur eine Aussage über ihre Qualität postuliert werden kann, konnte ausgehend von der Fluoren-Grundstruktur eine neue Klasse von PPGs gefunden werden. Dabei erwies sich die CBT-Struktur mit den Schwefelatomen an der para-Position als besonders geeignet. Insbesondere konnte die Grundstruktur durch die (OMePh)2-Substitution, welche in einer signifikanten bathochromen Verschiebung des Absorptionsmaximums resultierte, optimiert werden. Die Untersuchung der Ultrakurzzeit-Dynamik beider p-CBT Strukturen gab Aufschluss über die unterschiedlichen photochemischen Eigenschaften als PPG.
Für die Stoffklasse der Dimethylamino-Fluorene wurde ein wichtiger Unterschied zwischen den einfach- und zweifach-substituierten Derivaten aufgedeckt, der entscheidend für einen signifikanten Uncaging-Effizienzunterschied ist. Dabei stellt sich die Stabilität des symmetrisch-substituierten Fluorenyl-Kations als der wichtigste Faktor bezüglich der Uncaging-Quantenausbeuten heraus. Beide Schutzgruppen sind in der Lage photoinduziert eine AG freizusetzen, wobei der Reaktionsmechanismus über die kationische Spezies (DMA)(2)F + abläuft. Der Unterschied hierbei liegt in der Lebensdauer der beiden Kationen, die im Falle der symmetrischen PPG stark lösungsmittelabhängig ist und bis zu mehreren Stunden betragen kann, was bis dato das langlebigste Kation dieser Molekülklasse darstellt. Für die zukünftige Optimierung dieser PPG-Klasse ist die Erkenntnis über die Gründe für die Stabilität des Kations von großem Vorteil. Der stabilisierende Faktor ist zum einen die zweite Dimethylamino-Gruppe der symmetrischen Verbindung, welche durch die Erweiterung der Mesomerie zur besseren Verteilung der positiven Ladung im Molekül führt. Zum anderen spielt das Lösungsmittel eine entscheidende Rolle. Dabei bieten protische, polare Medien eine zusätzliche Stabilisierung, die notwendig für die Langlebigkeit des Kations ist. Die Lebensdauer des Kations war zudem durch eine zweite Bestrahlungswellenlänge kontrollierbar. Ausgehend vom Kation konnte eine reversible Nebenreaktion in protischen Lösungsmitteln identifiziert werden, die einen Austausch der AG durch das Lösungsmittel darstellt.
Zusätzlich konnte die kleine Stoffklasse der bisher bekannten Photobasen durch die Verbindung (DMA)2F-OH erweitert werden. Genauer betrachtet handelt es sich dabei um eine photoinduzierte Hydroxidfreisetzung, wodurch je nach eingesetzter Konzentration ein pH-Sprung von bis zu drei Einheiten erreicht werden konnte. Dabei stellt sich die Lebensdauer des pH-Sprungs als ein entscheidender Parameter für Photobasen dar, welcher sich für die hier untersuchte Verbindung aufgrund der besonderen Stabilität des entsprechenden Kations, im Vergleich zu einigen der bereits bekannten Verbindungen, als besonders langlebig herausgestellt hat. Ein weiterer Vorteil des Einsatzes von (DMA)2F-OH als Photobase ist die Möglichkeit den pH-Sprung durch zwei verschiedene Wellenlängen sowohl zeitlich als auch örtlich zu kontrollieren, indem die Verbindung zwischen den zwei Spezies (DMA)2F-OH und (DMA)2F + geschaltet werden kann.
Im Hinblick auf die Anwendungen von PPGs zur verbesserten zeitlichen und örtlichen Kontrolle biologischer Zielsysteme ist im Rahmen dieser Arbeit das Prinzip vom wellenlängenselektiven Uncaging zweier PPGs an einem Molekül (two-PPG-one-molecule, TPOM) etabliert worden. Das Zielmolekül war hier das Antibiotikum Puromycin, welches durch seine Fähigkeit an das Ribosom zu binden, die Proteinbiosynthese inhibieren kann. Dabei wurden zwei verschiedene PPGs gefunden, die sowohl aufeinander als auch auf das Biomolekül selbst abgestimmt sind. Im Ausgangszustand sind beide PPGs am Puromycin angebracht, wodurch es in seiner biologischen Wirkung inaktiv ist. Befindet sich das doppelt geschützte Puromycin in der ROI, so kann es durch die Bestrahlung mit einer bestimmten Wellenlänge infolge des ersten Uncaging-Schritts aktiviert werden. Da biologische Systeme nicht statisch sind, können aktivierte Moleküle stets von der gewünschten ROI nach außen gelangen, wodurch der Anspruch der räumlichen Kontrolle nicht erfüllt wird. In diesem Fall kann durch die TPOM-Umsetzung die zweite Bestrahlungswellenlänge auf den entsprechenden Bereich angewendet werden, wodurch das Uncaging der zweiten PPG initiiert und folglich das Puromycin deaktiviert wird. Des Weiteren konnte gezeigt werden, dass die Deaktivierungswellenlänge auch in der Lage ist beide PPGs zu entfernen, wodurch eine vollständige Inaktivierung des Puromycins außerhalb der ROI garantiert werden kann.
Ist die Proteinbiosynthese längerfristig blockiert, führt das schließlich zum Zelltod. Ein großes Anwendungsgebiet dieses Antibiotikums sind die Neurowissenschaften. Aufgrund der Tatsache, dass Puromycin keine Unterscheidung zwischen eukaryotischen und prokaryotischen Zellen macht, findet es keine Anwendung in der Medizin. Eine zeitliche und örtliche Kontrolle seiner Wirkung könnte den Anwendungsbereich dieses Antibiotikums evtl. ausweiten. Das wohl naheliegendste wäre der Einsatz bei Tumorzellen, deren Behandlung durch Zytostatika auf den gesamten Körper wirken und dadurch viele schwere Nebenwirkungen verursachen.
Wie bereits weiter oben beschrieben muss für jedes Biomolekül und das entsprechende Wirkzentrum die Auswahl des passenden PPG-Paares einzeln abgestimmt werden. Dennoch lässt sich anhand des hier etablierten Systems ein Konzept für die erfolgreiche Umsetzung zukünftiger TPOM-Systeme an anderen biomolekularen Wirkstoffen zusammenfassend formulieren.
* Der erste Schritt sollte die Betrachtung des Wirkzentrums des zu modifizierenden Biomoleküls sein: Welche funktionelle Gruppe bzw. Gruppen sind entscheidend für die Bindetasche oder –stelle? Dieser Bereich des Biomoleküls soll im Zuge des Uncagings entweder blockiert oder abgespalten werden. In der unmittelbaren Nähe muss die PPG1 angebracht werden.
* Bei der Wahl von PPG1 ist das wichtigste Kriterium, dass das Biomolekül mit enthaltener Schutzgruppe in seiner Wirkung unbeeinträchtigt bleibt. Dies schränkt die Auswahl beträchtlich ein. Eine mögliche Umsetzung wäre die Anbringung einer Nitro-Gruppe falls vorhanden an einen Benzolring, welcher sich im Fall eines großen Biomoleküls in der Nähe der wichtigen funktionellen Stelle befindet.
* Die zweite PPG (PPG2), deren photoinduzierte Abspaltung zur Aktivierung des Wirkstoffs führen soll, kann strukturell frei gewählt werden. Das Auswahlkriterium hierbei ist das Absorptionsspektrum. Hierbei sollte das Absorptionsmaximum rotverschoben zur PPG1 sein, um eine unerwünschte Abspaltung zu vermeiden. Außerdem darf keine signifikante Absorption von PPG2 bei der Uncaging-Wellenlänge von PPG1 vorhanden sein.
* Beide PPGs sollten eine ähnliche Uncaging-Quantenausbeute vorweisen, um im Deaktivierungsschritt der doppelt geschützten Verbindung durch das höher energetische Licht keine Bevorzugung einer einzelnen Schutzgruppe zu riskieren.
Anhand der erarbeiteten Herangehensweise können weitere Wirkstoffe oder Biomoleküle hin zu einer An- / Aus-Funktionalität modifiziert werden. Mit der Umsetzung des TPOM-Konzepts kann eine Verbesserung der örtlichen und zeitlichen Kontrolle der Aktivität eines Antibiotikums erreicht werden. Für die Anwendung in biologischer Umgebung ist diese präzische Kontrolle essentiell, um unerwünschte Nebenwirkungen angesundem Gewebe zu verhindern.
Mitochondial NADH:ubiquinone oxidoreductase (complex I) the largest multiprotein enzyme of the respiratory chain, catalyses the transfer of two electrons from NADH to ubiquinone, coupled to the translocation of four protons across the membrane. In addition to the 14 strictly conserved central subunits it contains a variable number of accessory subunits. At present, the best characterized enzyme is complex I from bovine heart with a molecular mass of about 980 kDa and 32 accessory proteins. In this study, the subunit composition of mitochondrial complex I from the aerobic yeast Y. lipolytica has been analysed by a combination of proteomic and genomic approaches. The sequences of 37 complex I subunits were identified. The sum of their individual molecular masses (about 930 kDa) was consistent with the native molecular weight of approximately 900 kDa for Y. lipolytica complex I obtained by BN-PAGE. A genomic analysis with Y. lipolytica and other eukaryotic databases to search for homologues of complex I subunits revealed 31 conserved proteins among the examined species. A novel protein named “X” was found in purified Y. lipolytica complex I by MALDI-MS. This protein exhibits homology to the thiosulfate sulfurtransferase enzyme referred to as rhodanese. The finding of a rhodanese-like protein in isolated complex I of Y. lipolytica allows to assume a special regulatory mechanism of complex I activity through control of the status of its iron-sulfur clusters. The second part of this study was aimed at investigating the possible role of one of these extra subunits, 39 kDa (NUEM) subunit which is related to the SDRs-enzyme family. The members of this family function in different redox and isomerization reactions and contain a conserved NAD(P)H-binding site. It was proposed that the 39 kDa subunit may be involved in a biosynthetic pathway, but the role of this subunit in complex I is unknown. In contrast to the situation in N. crassa, deletion of the 39 kDa encoding gene in Y. lipolytica led to the absence of fully assembled complex I. This result might indicate a different pathway of complex I assembly in both organisms. Several site-directed mutations were generated in the nucleotide binding motif. These had either no effect on enzyme activity and NADPH binding, or prevented complex I assembly. Mutations of arginine-65 that is located at the end of the second b-strand and responsible for selective interaction with the 2’-phosphate group of NADPH retained complex I activity in mitochondrial membranes but the affinity for the cofactor was markedly decreased. Purification of complex I from mutants resulted in decrease or loss of ubiquinone reductase activity. It is very likely that replacement of R65 not only led to a decrease in affinity for NADPH but also caused instability of the enzyme due to steric changes in the 39 kDa subunit. These data indicate that NADPH bound to the 39 kDa subunit (NUEM) is not essential for complex I activity, but probably involved in complex I assembly in Y. lipolytica.
From theoretical considerations a dynamically distorted octahedron as a result of vibronic coupling between the ground state and the first excited state should exist for 14 electron AX6E systems like TeX62- . A high symmetry crystal field yielding at least a center of symmetry for the Te position stabilizes this fluctuating structure, otherwise statical distortion will be observed. From X-ray diffraction experiments on antifluorite type compounds A2TeX6 (A = Rb. Cs: X = Cl, Br) the averaged structure (m3̅m symmetry) of the anions was found even at very low temperatures. The thermal parameters are not significantly different from those of similar SnX62 compounds. Distortions therefore are very small and are evident from FTIR spectroscopic measurements only. Here very broad T1u-deformation vibration bands are observed down to temperatures <10 K without splitting: Astatically distorted species could not be frozen out. In contrast to XeF6 for TeX62- the energy gap between the threefold, fourfold or sixfold minima of the potential surface (according to the symmetry of one component of the T1u-vibration) is very small and shifted to temperatures lower than reached with the devices used for these experiments.
Nuclear magnetic resonance measurements were carried out on neutron activated 20F(T1/2=11s) nuclei in a single crystal of KZnF3. The quadrupolar splitted NMR spectrum, detected via the 20F β-radiation asymmetry, could be observed using a radio frequency modulation technique. The quadrupole coupling constant was determined to e2 q Q/h= + (12.0 ± 1.5) MHz at room temperature. The sign of e2 q Q was obtained from a simultaneous γ-ray anisotropy measurement on the succeeding 20Ne transition. Utilising a calculated field gradient of the fluorine atom, an fQ = 4.6% is determined. This value is compared with literature data of similar compounds.
(Coumarin‐4‐yl)methyl (c4m) and p‐hydroxyphenacyl (pHP)‐based compounds are well known for their highly efficient photoreactions, but often show limited solubility in aqueous media. To circumvent this, we synthesized and characterized the two new c4m and pHP‐based photoacid generators (PAGs), 7‐[bis(carboxymethyl)amino]‐4‐(acetoxymethyl)coumarin (c4m‐ac) and p‐hydroxyphenacyl‐2,5,8,11‐tetraoxatridecan‐13‐oate (pHP‐t), and determined their solubilities, stabilities and photolysis in aqueous media. The two compounds showed high solubilities in water of 2.77 mmol L−1±0.07 mmol L−1 (c4m‐ac) and 124.66 mmol L−1±2.1 mmol L−1 (pHP‐t). In basic conditions at pH 9, solubility increased for c4m‐ac to 646.46 mmol L−1±0.63 mmol L−1, for pHP‐t it decreased to 34.68 mmol L−1±0.62 mmol L−1. Photochemical properties of the two PAGs, such as the absorption maxima, the maximum molar absorption coefficients and the quantum yields, were found to be strongly pH‐dependent. Both PAGs showed high stabilities s24h ≥95 % in water for 24 h, but decreasing stability with increasing pH value due to hydrolysis. The present study contributes to a clearer insight into the synthesis, solubilities, stabilities, and photolysis of c4m and pHP‐based PAGs for further photochemical applications when high PAG concentrations are required, such as in polymeric foaming.
The three-dimensional structure determination of RNAs by NMR spectroscopy relies on chemical shift assignment, which still constitutes a bottleneck. In order to develop more efficient assignment strategies, we analysed relationships between sequence and 1H and 13C chemical shifts. Statistics of resonances from regularly Watson– Crick base-paired RNA revealed highly characteristic chemical shift clusters. We developed two approaches using these statistics for chemical shift assignment of double-stranded RNA (dsRNA): a manual approach that yields starting points for resonance assignment and simplifies decision trees and an automated approach based on the recently introduced automated resonance assignment algorithm FLYA. Both strategies require only unlabeled RNAs and three 2D spectra for assigning the H2/C2, H5/C5, H6/C6, H8/C8 and H10/C10 chemical shifts. The manual approach proved to be efficient and robust when applied to the experimental data of RNAs with a size between 20 nt and 42 nt. The more advanced automated assignment approach was successfully applied to four stemloop RNAs and a 42 nt siRNA, assigning 92–100% of the resonances from dsRNA regions correctly. This is the first automated approach for chemical shift assignment of non-exchangeable protons of RNA and their corresponding 13C resonances, which provides an important step toward automated structure determination of RNAs.
Specific functions of biological systems often require conformational transitions of macromolecules. Thus, being able to describe and predict conformational changes of biological macromolecules is not only important for understanding their impact on biological function, but will also have implications for the modelling of (macro)molecular complex formation and in structure-based drug design approaches. The “conformational selection model” provides the foundation for computational investigations of conformational fluctuations of the unbound protein state. These fluctuations may reveal conformational states adopted by the bound proteins. The aim of this work is to incorporate directional information in a geometry-based approach, in order to sample biologically relevant conformational space extensively. Interestingly, coarse-grained normal mode (CGNM) approaches, e.g., the elastic network model (ENM) and rigid cluster normal mode analysis (RCNMA), have emerged recently and provide directions of intrinsic motions in terms of harmonic modes (also called normal modes). In my previous work and in other studies it has been shown that conformational changes upon ligand binding occur along a few low-energy modes of unbound proteins and can be efficiently calculated by CGNM approaches. In order to explore the validity and the applicability of CGNM approaches, a large-scale comparison of essential dynamics (ED) modes from molecular dynamics (MD) simulations and normal modes from CGNM was performed over a dataset of 335 proteins. Despite high coarse-graining, low frequency normal modes from CGNM correlate very well with ED modes in terms of directions of motions (average maximal overlap is 0.65) and relative amplitudes of motions (average maximal overlap is 0.73). In order to exploit the potential of CGNM approaches, I have developed a three-step approach for efficient exploration of intrinsic motions of proteins. The first two steps are based on recent developments in rigidity and elastic network theory. Initially, static properties of the protein are determined by decomposing the protein into rigid clusters using the graph-theoretical approach FIRST at an all-atom representation of the protein. In a second step, dynamic properties of the molecule are revealed by the rotations-translations of blocks approach (RTB) using an elastic network model representation of the coarse-grained protein. In the final step, the recently introduced idea of constrained geometric simulations of diffusive motions in proteins is extended for efficient sampling of conformational space. Here, the low-energy (frequency) normal modes provided by the RCNMA approach are used to guide the backbone motions. The NMSim approach was validated on hen egg white lysozyme by comparing it to previously mentioned simulation methods in terms of residue fluctuations, conformational space explorations, essential dynamics, sampling of side-chain rotamers, and structural quality. Residue fluctuations in NMSim generated ensemble is found to be in good agreement with MD fluctuations with a correlation coefficient of around 0.79. A comparison of different geometry-based simulation approaches shows that FRODA is restricted in sampling the backbone conformational space. CONCOORD is restricted in sampling the side-chain conformational space. NMSim sufficiently samples both the backbone and the side-chain conformations taking experimental structures and conformations from the state of the art MD simulation as reference. The NMSim approach is also applied to a dataset of proteins where conformational changes have been observed experimentally, either in domain or functionally important loop regions. The NMSim simulations starting from the unbound structures are able to reach conformations similar to ligand bound conformations (RMSD < 2.4 Å) in 4 out of 5 cases of domain moving proteins. In these four cases, good correlation coefficients (R > 0.7) between the RMS fluctuations derived from NMSim generated structures and two experimental structures are observed. Furthermore, intrinsic fluctuations in NMSim simulation correlate with the region of loop conformational changes observed upon ligand binding in 2 out of 3 cases. The NMSim generated pathway of conformational change from the unbound structure to the ligand bound structure of adenylate kinase is validated by a comparison to experimental structures reflecting different states of the pathway as proposed by previous studies. Interestingly, the generated pathway confirms that the LID domain closure precedes the closing of the NMPbind domain, even if no target conformation is provided in NMSim. Hence, the results in this study show that, incorporating directional information in the geometry-based approach NMSim improves the sampling of biologically relevant conformational space and provides a computationally efficient alternative to state of the art MD simulations.