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Protein Folding Biochemistry 412 February 18, 2005. Fersht & Daggett (2002) Cell 108 , 573. Some folding-related facts about proteins:. • Many small, single domain proteins exhibit simple two-state folding behavior • Most proteins are only marginally stable (5 - 15 kcal/mol) - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
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Page 1: Protein Folding Biochemistry 412 February 18, 2005

Protein Folding

Biochemistry 412

February 18, 2005

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Fersht & Daggett (2002) Cell 108, 573.

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Some folding-related facts about proteins:

• Many small, single domain proteins exhibit simple two-state folding behavior

• Most proteins are only marginally stable (5 - 15 kcal/mol) under physiological conditions

• Small proteins generally fold very rapidly, often in less than a second

• During folding, proteins sample only very few of the total number of possible conformations

And...

• It is assumed that a protein’s amino acid sequence uniquely determines its native 3D structure

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Dobson (2003) Nature 426, 884.

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Two-State BehaviorEnergetic and Kinetic Formalisms

At equilibrium kfold[U] = kunfold[N]

Let U signify the unfolded state and N signify the native state:

U NKeq

So Keq = [N]/[U] = kfold/kunfold

And likewise, the stabilization free energy can be expressed as

G° = GN° - GU° = -RTlnKeq

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CreightonProteinsW. H. Freeman1984, p. 288

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Note that Keq is a function of the denaturant concentration, since denaturants by definition shift the equilibrium toward

the unfolded state.

In fact, lnKeq can be approximated as a linear function of the denaturant concentration, i. e.,

lnKeq = lnKeqH2O - c[denaturant]

Where c is a constant for a given protein and set of conditions.

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Dobson (2003) Nature 426, 884.

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Note that the transition state (TS) energy,G‡, can be indirectly measured based on itsDifference with the unfolded and nativeState free energies.

Thus,

GTS-U = G‡ - GU° and GN-TS = GN° - G‡

And

GTS-U = -RTlnkfold and GN-TS = RTlnkunfold

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Now….

Protein engineering rears its head!

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Denaturation Data for Barnase Mutants

Matouschek et al (1989) Nature 340, 122.

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Matouschek et al (1989) Nature 340, 122.

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Fersht & Daggett (2002) Cell 108, 573.

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-Value Analysis

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Baker (2000) Nature 405, 39.

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Vendruscolo & Paci (2003) Curr. Opin. Struct. Biol. 13, 82.

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Vendruscolo et al (2001) Nature 409, 641.

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Vendruscolo et al (2001) Nature 409, 641.

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Protein Folding In Vivo

Molecular Chaperones

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Hartl & Hayer-Hartl (2002) Science 295, 1852.

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Hartl & Hayer-Hartl (2002) Science 295, 1852.

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Hartl & Hayer-Hartl (2002) Science 295, 1852.

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Protein Folding and Disease

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Dobson (2003) Nature 426, 884.

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Computational Protein Folding

How are the theorists doing lately?

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Baker (2000) Nature 405, 39.

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