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Default Insights into the determinants of beta-sheet stability: 1H and 13C NMR conformational

Insights into the determinants of beta-sheet stability: 1H and 13C NMR conformational investigation of three-stranded antiparallel beta-sheet-forming peptides.

Related Articles Insights into the determinants of beta-sheet stability: 1H and 13C NMR conformational investigation of three-stranded antiparallel beta-sheet-forming peptides.

J Pept Res. 2003 Apr;61(4):177-88

Authors: Santiveri CM, Rico M, Jiménez MA, Pastor MT, Pérez-Payá E

In a previous study we designed a 20-residue peptide able to adopt a significant population of a three-stranded antiparallel beta-sheet in aqueous solution (de Alba et al. [1999]Protein Sci.8, 854-865). In order to better understand the factors contributing to beta-sheet folding and stability we designed and prepared nine variants of the parent peptide by substituting residues at selected positions in its strands. The ability of these peptides to form the target motif was assessed on the basis of NMR parameters, in particular NOE data and 13Calpha conformational shifts. The populations of the target beta-sheet motif were lower in the variants than in the parent peptide. Comparative analysis of the conformational behavior of the peptides showed that, as expected, strand residues with low intrinsic beta-sheet propensities greatly disfavor beta-sheet folding and that, as already found in other beta-sheet models, specific cross-strand side chain-side chain interactions contribute to beta-sheet stability. More interestingly, the performed analysis indicated that the destabilization effect of the unfavorable strand residues depends on their location at inner or edge strands, being larger at the latter. Moreover, in all the cases examined, favorable cross-strand side chain-side chain interactions were not strong enough to counterbalance the disfavoring effect of a poor beta-sheet-forming residue, such as Gly.

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