[RASMB] vbar of protein binding zinc and cupper ions

Laue, Thomas Tom.Laue at unh.edu
Thu Feb 27 06:02:42 PST 2014


Hi Christine-
In general, their contribution will be roughly proportional to the inverse of the metal density in the computation of vbar from composition. The confounding part is that their ionization will cause electrostriction of water, if they remain charged when bound. If the ions are bound in such a way to be neutral (i.e. they are chelated by charged residues), then the approximation using their density will not be as much in error as it would be if they remain charged.
Best wishes,
Tom
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Subject: [RASMB] vbar of protein binding zinc and cupper ions

Dear all,
Does somebody know how bound Zn++ or Cu++ ions affect vbar of proteins?
Thank you in advance
Christine

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