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Default Protein-water interactions from 2H NMR relaxation studies: influence of hydrophilic,

Protein-water interactions from 2H NMR relaxation studies: influence of hydrophilic, hydrophobic, and electrostatic interactions.

Related Articles Protein-water interactions from 2H NMR relaxation studies: influence of hydrophilic, hydrophobic, and electrostatic interactions.

Adv Exp Med Biol. 1991;302:541-60

Authors: Kumosinski TF, Pessen H, Farrell HM

The importance of water interactions with proteins in food systems is well documented. A controversy exists, however, as to the nature of these interactions and the effect of protein structural changes on them. To clarify these questions, a method has been developed for determining hydration from the protein concentration-dependence of deuteron resonance relaxation rates. Measurements were made in D2O on beta-lactoglobulin A to study effects of hydrophilic interactions, and on both casein micelles and submicelles to study hydrophobic and electrostatic effects. From the protein concentration-dependent relaxation rates, the second viral coefficients of the proteins were obtained by nonlinear regression analysis. Using either an isotropic tumbling or an intermediate asymmetry model, hydrations, upsilon, and correlation times, tau c, were calculated for the protein-associated water; from tau c, the Stokes radius, R, was obtained. Variations in upsilon and R were in accord with known structural changes in molecular states of the proteins. The NMR results are compared with hydrations and structural information derived independently from small-angle X-ray scattering.

PMID: 1746349 [PubMed - indexed for MEDLINE]



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