PMID: 7537332Apr 14, 1995Paper

Determination of receptor-ligand kinetic and equilibrium binding constants using surface plasmon resonance: application to the lck SH2 domain and phosphotyrosyl peptides

Journal of Medicinal Chemistry
M M MorelockS Jakes

Abstract

Experimental and computational methods were developed for surface plasmon resonance (SPR) measurements involving interactions between a solution-binding component and a surface-immobilized ligand. These protocols were used to distinguish differences in affinity between the SH2 domain of lck and phosphotyrosyl peptides. The surface-immobilized ligand was the phosphotyrosyl peptide EPQpYEEIPIA, which contains a consensus sequence (pYEEI) for binding lck SH2. In the kinetic experiment, SPR phenomena were measured during association and dissociation reactions for a series of glutathione-S-transferase (GST)-SH2 concentrations, generating a set of SPR curves. A global computational analysis using an A + B<==>AB model resulted in single set of parameter estimates and statistics. In an abbreviated format, an equilibrium experiment was designed so that equilibrium constants (Keq) could be determined rapidly and accurately. A competitive equilibrium assay was developed for GST-SH2 in which Keq values for a series of phosphotyrosyl peptides (derived from the pYEEI sequence) varied over 3 orders of magnitude. Interestingly, these results highlighted the significance of the +1 glutamate in providing high-affinity binding to the SH2 domain. ...Continue Reading

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