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J. Biol. Chem., Vol. 263, Issue 21, 10284-10288, 07, 1988
PD Ellis, PS Marchetti, P Strang and JD Potter
The binding of cadmium to the calcium binding subunit of skeletal troponin
(STnC) has been reinvestigated using direct binding methods and fluorescent
derivatives. These data provide straightforward explanations of the
observed titration behavior in the 113Cd NMR (Ellis, P.D., Strang, P., and
Potter, J.D. (1984) J. Biol. Chem. 259, 10348-10356). Further, fluorescent
derivatives of skeletal troponin C provide an excellent means of
establishing a sequence assignment for the resonances observed in the 113Cd
NMR. The results of these experiments demonstrate that sites I and II, the
Ca2+ regulatory sites, can be assigned to resonances at -108.5 and -101.5
ppm, respectively. Sites III and IV, the structural sites, are assigned to
resonances - 112.8 and -106.8 ppm, respectively. These data are discussed
in terms of recent structural findings and speculations.
Cadmium-substituted skeletal troponin C metal binding investigations and sequence assignment of the cadmium-113 resonances
Department of Chemistry, University of South Carolina, Columbia 29208.
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