Entry STF0016
Turkey ovomucoid third domain (OMTKY3)
Protein information
Name of the protein: | Ovomucoid |
Organism: | Meleagris gallopavo |
Number of residues: | 56 |
Related UniProt entry: | P68390 (Fragment: 130 - 185) |
Related PDB entry: | 1OMU |
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Experiment sets
EARLY
Method: pH-dependent HDX NMR
Conditions: pH 6.0-10.0; 30.0 Celsius; Probes: 13
Related publication:
PMID 9289014
Experiment details: "Rates of unfolding and folding have been determined by monitoring NH exchange over a range of pH where (1) the free energy of unfolding is insensitive to pH and (2) the mechanism of exchange changes from one governed by a rapid equilibrium preceding the chemistry of exchange (i.e., EX2 exchange) to one where exchange is limited by the rate of unfolding (i.e., EX1 exchange). The pH dependence of exchange has then been fit to a two-state model to obtain the unfolding and folding rates. Exchange samples were prepared by adjusting aliquots of pure OMTKY3 in H2O to the desired experimental pH with potassium hydroxide. Protein solutions were then lyophilized to a constant weight. Exchange buffers, consisting of 10 mM glycine and 10 mM glycyl-glycine in D2O, were also preadjusted to the desired experimental pH by addition of sodium deuterioxide. The final concentration of buffered OMTKY3 was approximately 2 mM for each experiment. Sample pH was measured after each experiment."
Protection threshold: closing rate time constant < 170 microsec
Sequence:
LAAVSVDCSEYPKPACTLEYRPLCGSDNKTYGNKCNFCNAVVESNGTLTLSHFGKC
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EARLY residues
38: C;
39: N;
40: A;
24: C;
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INTERMEDIATE
Method: pH-dependent HDX NMR
Conditions: pH 6.0-10.0; 30.0 Celsius; Probes: 13
Related publication:
PMID 9289014
Experiment details: "Rates of unfolding and folding have been determined by monitoring NH exchange over a range of pH where (1) the free energy of unfolding is insensitive to pH and (2) the mechanism of exchange changes from one governed by a rapid equilibrium preceding the chemistry of exchange (i.e., EX2 exchange) to one where exchange is limited by the rate of unfolding (i.e., EX1 exchange). The pH dependence of exchange has then been fit to a two-state model to obtain the unfolding and folding rates. Exchange samples were prepared by adjusting aliquots of pure OMTKY3 in H2O to the desired experimental pH with potassium hydroxide. Protein solutions were then lyophilized to a constant weight. Exchange buffers, consisting of 10 mM glycine and 10 mM glycyl-glycine in D2O, were also preadjusted to the desired experimental pH by addition of sodium deuterioxide. The final concentration of buffered OMTKY3 was approximately 2 mM for each experiment. Sample pH was measured after each experiment."
Protection threshold: 400 < closing rate time constant (microsec) < 1200
Sequence:
LAAVSVDCSEYPKPACTLEYRPLCGSDNKTYGNKCNFCNAVVESNGTLTLSHFGKC
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INTERMEDIATE residues
25: G;
28: N;
29: K;
31: Y;
33: N;
37: F;
41: V;
51: S;
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LATE
Method: pH-dependent HDX NMR
Conditions: pH 6.0-10.0; 30.0 Celsius; Probes: 13
Related publication:
PMID 9289014
Experiment details: "Rates of unfolding and folding have been determined by monitoring NH exchange over a range of pH where (1) the free energy of unfolding is insensitive to pH and (2) the mechanism of exchange changes from one governed by a rapid equilibrium preceding the chemistry of exchange (i.e., EX2 exchange) to one where exchange is limited by the rate of unfolding (i.e., EX1 exchange). The pH dependence of exchange has then been fit to a two-state model to obtain the unfolding and folding rates. Exchange samples were prepared by adjusting aliquots of pure OMTKY3 in H2O to the desired experimental pH with potassium hydroxide. Protein solutions were then lyophilized to a constant weight. Exchange buffers, consisting of 10 mM glycine and 10 mM glycyl-glycine in D2O, were also preadjusted to the desired experimental pH by addition of sodium deuterioxide. The final concentration of buffered OMTKY3 was approximately 2 mM for each experiment. Sample pH was measured after each experiment."
Protection threshold: closing rate time constant > 1200 microsec
Sequence:
LAAVSVDCSEYPKPACTLEYRPLCGSDNKTYGNKCNFCNAVVESNGTLTLSHFGKC
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LATE residues
STRONG
Method: Native exchange NMR
Conditions: pH 3.0; 40.0 Celsius; Probes: >30
Related publication:
PMID 8555171
Experiment details: "Two-dimensional nuclear magnetic resonance spectroscopy has been used to monitor H/D exchange rates for more than 30 residues in turkey ovomucoid third domain. To test whether exchange is governed by global unfolding, rates were measured over a wide range of pH and temperatures where the change in the free energy of unfolding (ΔG(uf)) is known."
Protection threshold: slowly exchanging amid protons
Sequence:
LAAVSVDCSEYPKPACTLEYRPLCGSDNKTYGNKCNFCNAVVESNGTLTLSHFGKC
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STRONG residues
23: L;
24: C;
26: S;
28: N;
29: K;
31: Y;
33: N;
35: C;
37: F;
38: C;
39: N;
40: A;
41: V;
51: S;
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