A designed three-stranded ß-sheet in an α/ß hybrid peptide.
Chemistry
; 19(19): 5955-65, 2013 May 03.
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ABSTRACT
The incorporation of ß-amino acid residues into the antiparallel ß-strand segments of a multi-stranded ß-sheet peptide is demonstrated for a 19-residue peptide, Boc-LV(ß)FV(D)PGL(ß)FVVL(D)PGLVL(ß)FVV-OMe (BBH19). Two centrally positioned (D)Pro-Gly segments facilitate formation of a stable three-stranded ß-sheet, in which ß-phenylalanine ((ß)Phe) residues occur at facing positions 3, 8 and 17. Structure determination in methanol solution is accomplished by using NMR-derived restraints obtained from NOEs, temperature dependence of amide NH chemical shifts, rates of H/D exchange of amide protons and vicinal coupling constants. The data are consistent with a conformationally well-defined three-stranded ß-sheet structure in solution. Cross-strand interactions between (ß)Phe3/(ß)Phe17 and (ß)Phe3/Val15 residues define orientations of these side-chains. The observation of close contact distances between the side-chains on the N- and C-terminal strands of the three-stranded ß-sheet provides strong support for the designed structure. Evidence is presented for multiple side-chain conformations from an analysis of NOE data. An unusual observation of the disappearance of the Gly NH resonances upon prolonged storage in methanol is rationalised on the basis of a slow aggregation step, resulting in stacking of three-stranded ß-sheet structures, which in turn influences the conformational interconversion between typeâ
I' and typeâ
II' ß-turns at the two (D)Pro-Gly segments. Experimental evidence for these processes is presented. The decapeptide fragment Boc-LV(ß)FV(D)PGL(ß)FVV-OMe (BBH10), which has been previously characterized as a typeâ
I' ß-turn nucleated hairpin, is shown to favour a typeâ
II' ß-turn conformation in solution, supporting the occurrence of conformational interconversion at the turn segments in these hairpin and sheet structures.
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Asunto principal:
Péptidos
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Fenilalanina
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Dipéptidos
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Aminoácidos
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En
Revista:
Chemistry
Asunto de la revista:
QUIMICA
Año:
2013
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Article
País de afiliación:
India