Folding kinetics of the SH3 domain of PI3 kinase by real-time NMR combined with optical spectroscopy

Journal of Molecular Biology
J I GuijarroChristopher M Dobson

Abstract

The refolding kinetics of the chemically denatured SH3 domain of phosphatidylinositol 3'-kinase (PI3-SH3) have been monitored by real-time one-dimensional 1H NMR coupled with a variety of other biophysical techniques. These experiments indicate that the refolding kinetics of PI3-SH3 are biphasic. The slow phase (27 (+/- 8)% amplitude) is due to a population of substantially unfolded molecules with an incorrectly configured cis proline residue. The fast phase (73 (+/- 8)% amplitude) corresponds to the folding of protein molecules with proline residues in a trans configuration in the unfolded state. NMR experiments indicate that the first species populated after the initiation of folding exhibit poor chemical shift dispersion and have spectra very similar to that of the denatured protein in 8 M guanidine hydrochloride. Linear combinations of the first spectrum and of the spectrum of the native protein accurately reconstruct all of the spectra acquired during refolding. Consistent with this, native side-chain and backbone H alpha atom packing (NMR), secondary structure (far-UV circular dichroism), burial of aromatic residues (near-UV circular dichroism), intrinsic fluorescence and peptide binding activity are all recovered with ef...Continue Reading

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