Metal ions binding study on human growth hormone by isothermal titration calorimetric method
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The interaction of hGH with some metal ions ( ) at 27°C in NaC1 solution, 50 mM was studied using Isothermal titration calorimetry. There is a set of three identical and non-interacting binding sites for binding of all these metal ions, expect . The intrinsic association equilibrium constants () are not very different for and , and also their molar enthalpies of binding (KJ/mol for and KJ/mol for ) are similar showing same thermodynamical properties for hGH upon interaction with both and . Thermodynamical properties for hGH upon interaction with both is completely different from those of and . The affinity of binding is the highest (), but the molar enthalpy of binding is the lowest () for . There is a set of four identical and independent binding sites for . The binding process for iron ions is more exothermic (KJ/mol) than other three metal ions and with a higher affinity () respect to and
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volume 2 issue 4
pages 13- 26
publication date 2006-02-01
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