On a Possible Neutral Charge State for the Catalytic Dyad in β-Secretase When Bound to Hydroxyethylene Transition State Analogue Inhibitors
摘要:
beta-Secretase is one of the aspartic proteases involved in the formation of amyloid plaques in Alzheimer's disease patients Our previous results using a combination of surface plasmon resonance experiments with molecular Modeling calculations: suggested that the Asp dyad in beta-secretase bound to hydroxylethylene containing inhibitors adopts a neutral charged state. In this work, we show that the Asp dyad diprotonated state reproduced the binding ranking of a set of these inhibitors better than alternative protonation states.
On a Possible Neutral Charge State for the Catalytic Dyad in β-Secretase When Bound to Hydroxyethylene Transition State Analogue Inhibitors
摘要:
beta-Secretase is one of the aspartic proteases involved in the formation of amyloid plaques in Alzheimer's disease patients Our previous results using a combination of surface plasmon resonance experiments with molecular Modeling calculations: suggested that the Asp dyad in beta-secretase bound to hydroxylethylene containing inhibitors adopts a neutral charged state. In this work, we show that the Asp dyad diprotonated state reproduced the binding ranking of a set of these inhibitors better than alternative protonation states.
On a Possible Neutral Charge State for the Catalytic Dyad in β-Secretase When Bound to Hydroxyethylene Transition State Analogue Inhibitors
作者:Fredy Sussman、José M. Otero、M. Carmen Villaverde、Marian Castro、José L. Domínguez、Lucía González-Louro、Ramón J. Estévez、J. Carlos Estévez
DOI:10.1021/jm101568y
日期:2011.4.28
beta-Secretase is one of the aspartic proteases involved in the formation of amyloid plaques in Alzheimer's disease patients Our previous results using a combination of surface plasmon resonance experiments with molecular Modeling calculations: suggested that the Asp dyad in beta-secretase bound to hydroxylethylene containing inhibitors adopts a neutral charged state. In this work, we show that the Asp dyad diprotonated state reproduced the binding ranking of a set of these inhibitors better than alternative protonation states.