Pressure Perturbation Calorimetry

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Pressure Perturbation Pressure Perturbation Calorimetry Calorimetry Volumetric Properties Volumetric Properties of Proteins of Proteins

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Pressure Perturbation Calorimetry. Volumetric Properties of Proteins. Protein folding. Billions of possible conformations Always (almost) form the active conformation. 1gfp.pdb. Protein Folding. Hydrophobic side chains on outside Hydrophilic side chains on inside. Hydrogen bonding. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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Pressure Perturbation Pressure Perturbation CalorimetryCalorimetry

Volumetric Properties of Volumetric Properties of ProteinsProteins

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Protein foldingProtein foldingBillions of possible conformationsBillions of possible conformations

Always (almost) form Always (almost) form thethe active conformation active conformation

1gfp.pdb

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Protein FoldingProtein FoldingHydrophobic side chains on outsideHydrophobic side chains on outside

Hydrophilic side chains on insideHydrophilic side chains on inside

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Hydrogen bondingHydrogen bonding

Peptide hydrogen bondPeptide hydrogen bondEnthalpy or Entropy Driven???Enthalpy or Entropy Driven???

O N H O N H

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Salt bridgesSalt bridges

Enhanced when buried in low dielectric Enhanced when buried in low dielectric constant hydrophobic interior of proteinconstant hydrophobic interior of protein

N+

H

HH

O

O

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Pressure PerturbationPressure Perturbation

Apply pressure pulse to DSC(???)Apply pressure pulse to DSC(???)

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Property MeasuredProperty Measured

Thermal expansion coefficientThermal expansion coefficient

Coefficient of thermal expansionCoefficient of thermal expansion

Isobaric coefficient of thermal expansionIsobaric coefficient of thermal expansion

= 1/V (= 1/V (V/ V/ T)T)PP

In solution includes changes in solute and In solution includes changes in solute and solventsolvent

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Structure Makers/BreakersStructure Makers/Breakers

Hydrophobic Hydrophobic sidechains: sidechains: structure makers structure makers //TT > 0 > 0

Hydrophyllic Hydrophyllic sidechains: sidechains: structure breakers structure breakers //TT < 0 < 0

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Chymotrypsinogen and Ribonulease AChymotrypsinogen and Ribonulease A

Globular proteins: lots of hydrophilic sidechains RNase and chymotrypsinogen exhibit α vs temperature behavior characteristic of structure-breakers

Pressure Perturbation Calorimetry (PPC)Application Note, Microcal Corp.

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Chymotrypsinogen and Ribonulease AChymotrypsinogen and Ribonulease A

native protein unfolding

solvent accessible surface area and α increase

Pressure Perturbation Calorimetry (PPC)Application Note, Microcal Corp.

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