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Default Helical and coiled-coil-forming properties of peptides derived from and inhibiting hu

Helical and coiled-coil-forming properties of peptides derived from and inhibiting human immunodeficiency virus type 1 integrase assessed by 1H-NMR--use of NH temperature coefficients to probe coiled-coil structures.

Related Articles Helical and coiled-coil-forming properties of peptides derived from and inhibiting human immunodeficiency virus type 1 integrase assessed by 1H-NMR--use of NH temperature coefficients to probe coiled-coil structures.

Eur J Biochem. 1998 Apr 1;253(1):236-44

Authors: Krebs D, Maroun RG, Sourgen F, Troalen F, Davoust D, Fermandjian S

Human immunodeficiency virus type 1 integrase (HIV-1 IN) which catalyzes viral DNA integration into the host genome of infected cells represents an attractive target for AIDS therapy. We have previously demonstrated the ability of the IN-(147-175)-peptide derived from the catalytic core domain of HIV-1 IN to inhibit the enzyme activity in vitro. IN-(147-175)-peptide contains four heptad repeats and displays a high propensity for coiled-coil formation while its [P159]IN-(147-175)-peptide analog (Lys159-->Pro in the protein, Lys13-->Pro in the peptide) is unable to form a stable coiled-coil and is devoid of inhibitory activity [Sourgen, F., Maroun, R. G., Frère, V., Bouziane, M., Auclair, C., Troalen, F. & Fermandjian, S. (1996) Eur. J. Biochem. 240, 765-773]. Now, we report results from an NMR study on IN-(147-175)-peptide and [P159]IN-(147- 175)-peptide as well as on an optimized [E156, A163, A167]IN-(147-175)-peptide that is a better inhibitor of IN than IN-(147-175)-peptide. While in aqueous solution, IN-(147-175)-peptide and [P159]IN-(147-175)-peptide display only nascent helical features, [E156, A163, A167]IN-(147-175)-peptide exhibits 20% of helical content. In 20% trifluoroethanol/80% H2O, the helix content is the highest for [E156, A163, A167]IN-(147-175)-peptide (approximately 70%) and the lowest for [P159]IN-(147-175)-peptide (approximately 40%), due to a local helix break caused by the Pro residue. The NHs of residues in the two central helical heptads (a-g) of IN-(147-175)-peptide and [E156, A163, A167]IN-(147-175)-peptide display a regular periodic variation of their temperature coefficients in 20% trifluoroethanol. The b, c and f residues on the hydrophilic face of the amphipathic helix show high coefficients reflecting hydrogen bonded NHs, while the a and d residues on the hydrophobic face exhibit low coefficients, near random-coil values. The particular arrangement of the hydrophobic side-chains of a and d residues at the coiled-coil interface reduces the access of trifluoroethanol molecules to their amide groups. The inability of trifluoroethanol molecules to create interactions with the amide C=O groups, these being required to strengthen the intrahelical C=O...H-N hydrogen bonds, is the main cause for observation of heptadic a and d residues with low NH temperature coefficients. Such effects concern mostly the two central helical heptads of IN-(147-175)-peptide and [E156, A163, A167]IN-(147-175)-peptide implying that these ones are engaged in stable parallel coiled coils. Our results provide a link between the propensity of peptides for helix formation, their coiled-coil properties and their efficiency to inhibit IN.

PMID: 9578482 [PubMed - indexed for MEDLINE]



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