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Evidence for the binding of phosphate ion to the C-terminus region in Aβ 1-40 using heteronuclear NMR analyses
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نویسنده
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nagata-uchiyama m. ,abe y. ,monji a. ,kanba s. ,ueda t.
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منبع
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protein and peptide letters - 2010 - دوره : 17 - شماره : 2 - صفحه:176 -180
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چکیده
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Amyloid fibril formation of amyloid beta peptide 1-40 (aβ 1-40) was reported to be retarded in the presence of 150mm phosphate buffer at ph 7 [monji,ustumi,ueda,imoto,yoshida,hashioka,tashiro and tashiro,j. neurochemistry,77,1425-1432 (2007)]. in order to elucidate the reason why phosphate ion retards the amyloid fibril formation,we examined the preferential binding sites of phosphate ion to aβ 1-40 using chemical shift perturbation analysis of hetero-nuclear nmr. in titration analysis of 15n-labeled aβ 1-40 in the presence of 150 mm phosphate ion or 150 mm chloride ion,we identified the residues affected by these ions in aβ 1-40. as a result,we found the tendency that phosphate ion preferentially bound to some residues located on the c-terminus region where the region was reported to be the potential β-strand region in aβ 1-40. therefore,we suggested that phosphate ions interacted with the potential -strand region in aβ 1-40 to be hard to form β-sheet in aβ 1-40,resulting in retardation of the amyloid fibril formation. © 2010 bentham science publishers ltd.
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کلیدواژه
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Alzheimer's disease; Amyloid beta peptide 1-40; Chemical shift perturbation analysis; Heteronuclear NMR; Phosphate ion
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آدرس
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laboratory of protein structure,function and design,graduate school of pharmaceutical sciences,kyushu university,3-1-1 maidashi,higashiku, Japan, laboratory of protein structure,function and design,graduate school of pharmaceutical sciences,kyushu university,3-1-1 maidashi,higashiku, Japan, department of neuropsychiatry,graduate school of medical sciences,kyushu university,3-1-1 maidashi,higashiku, Japan, department of neuropsychiatry,graduate school of medical sciences,kyushu university,3-1-1 maidashi,higashiku, Japan, laboratory of protein structure,function and design,graduate school of pharmaceutical sciences,kyushu university,3-1-1 maidashi,higashiku, Japan
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