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J. Biol. Chem., Vol. 255, Issue 18, 8503-8508, Sep, 1980
S Damodaran and JE Kinsella
The binding of 2-nonanone to bovine serum albumin exhibited positive
cooperativity at low molal ratios of binding, indicating stabilization of
the hydrophobic binding sites at low concentrations of 2-nonanone. The
degree of cooperativity was affected by the type of anion present as
evidenced from the changes in the Hill coefficient. The effectiveness of
anions in increasing the Hill coefficient followed the Hofmeister series
for anions, i.e. F- < SO42- < Cl- < Br- < SCN- < Cl3CCOO-.
Also, the positive cooperativity decreased as the pH was increased from 3.0
to 7.0. The possible mechanism for the changes in the positive
cooperativity of 2-nonanone binding to albumin in the presence of anions is
discussed in terms of the stabilizing effect of ketones at low
concentrations (Asakura, T., Adachi, K., and Schwartz, E. (1978) J. Biol.
Chem. 253, 6423-6425) and the destabilizing effect of lyotropic anions on
protein structure.
Stabilization of proteins by solvents. Effect of pH and anions on the positive cooperativity of 2-nonanone binding to bovine serum albumin
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