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Default NMR studies on the conformation, stability and dynamics of alamethicin in methanol.

NMR studies on the conformation, stability and dynamics of alamethicin in methanol.

Related Articles NMR studies on the conformation, stability and dynamics of alamethicin in methanol.

Eur Biophys J. 2020 Jan;49(1):113-124

Authors: Miura Y

Abstract
Alamethicin is an antibiotic peptide comprising 20 amino acid residues and functions as an ion channel in biological membranes. Natural alamethicins have a variety of amino acid sequences. Two of them, used as a mixed sample in this study, are: UPUAUAQUVUGLUPVUUQQO and UPUAUUQUVUGLUPVUUQQO, where U and O represent ?-aminoisobutyric acid and phenylalaninol, respectively. As indicated, only the amino acid at position six differs, and the two alamethicins are referred to as alamethicin-A6 and -U6, respectively. The conformation and thermal stability of alamethicin-A6 and -U6 in methanol were examined using proton nuclear magnetic resonance (NMR) spectroscopy. Both alamethicins form an ?-helix between the 2nd and 11th residues. The N-terminal, 19th and C-terminal residues take a non-helical conformation. The structure between the 12th and 18th residues has not been well determined due to the absence of cross peaks in the two-dimensional NMR data. The ?-helices are maintained up to 54*°C at least. In contrast to these similarities, it has been found that the length of the ?-helix of alamethicin-U6 is somewhat shorter than that of alamethicin-A6, the intra-molecular hydrogen bonds formed by the amide proton of the seventh residue is much more thermally stable for alamethicin-U6 than for alamethicin-A6, and the C-terminal residue of alamethicin-U6 has higher mobility than that of alamethicin-A6. The mobility of the N- and C-terminal residues is discussed on the basis of a model chain which consists of particles connected by rigid links, and the physiological significance of the mobility is emphasized.


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