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The interaction of the ubiquitin 50-59 fragment with copper(II) ions.

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Authors: Czapor-Irzabek H, Cebrat M, Czyżnikowska Ż, Brasuń J

Year

2012

Paper ID

12222

Status

Peer-reviewed

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90

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Abstract

In the present study, the coordination abilities of ubiquitin 50-59 fragment and its analog containing βAsp residue are discussed. The analysis is provided based on the results of potentiometric and spectroscopic measurements supported by quantum-chemical calculations. Interesting differences in the coordination of the metal cation by modified and unmodified peptides are reported. Moreover, in order to further characterize experimentally observed species, we performed quantum-chemical calculations for structures mimicking ubiquitin 50-59 fragment as a step toward a better understanding of structural and energetical aspects related to the coordination abilities of ubiquitin.

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