The binding reaction between 10-hydroxycamptothecin （10-HCPT） and human serum albumins （HSA） is studied by means of fluorescence spectroscopy, UV-Vis absorption spectrum, IH NMR spectrum, and molecular simulation....The binding reaction between 10-hydroxycamptothecin （10-HCPT） and human serum albumins （HSA） is studied by means of fluorescence spectroscopy, UV-Vis absorption spectrum, IH NMR spectrum, and molecular simulation. The results indicate that the binding reaction of 10-HCPT and HSA is a single static quenching process, and the binding equilibrium constant for 10-HCPT binding with HSA is estimated K0-4.93×10^4 L · mol-I at 25 ℃ with the molar ratio of I ： 1. The distance （r） and energy transfer efficiency（E） between donor （HSA） and acceptor （10-HCPT） are obtained as follows, r=3.51 nm; E-0.27. The enthalpy change （△Hφ） and entropy change （△Sφ） are calcu- lated at different temperatures, and the hydrophobic force and shidipole force are the functions in the reaction. The results show that 10-HCPT binds within the subdomain II A of HSA by the hydrophobic force, and the 10-OH and 20-OH of 10-HCPT bind with both residue Leu-238 of HSA and Ala 291 of HSA by hydrogen bonds.展开更多
基金Supported by the Foundation of Shandong Province Educa-tion Bureau (J06060)
文摘The binding reaction between 10-hydroxycamptothecin （10-HCPT） and human serum albumins （HSA） is studied by means of fluorescence spectroscopy, UV-Vis absorption spectrum, IH NMR spectrum, and molecular simulation. The results indicate that the binding reaction of 10-HCPT and HSA is a single static quenching process, and the binding equilibrium constant for 10-HCPT binding with HSA is estimated K0-4.93×10^4 L · mol-I at 25 ℃ with the molar ratio of I ： 1. The distance （r） and energy transfer efficiency（E） between donor （HSA） and acceptor （10-HCPT） are obtained as follows, r=3.51 nm; E-0.27. The enthalpy change （△Hφ） and entropy change （△Sφ） are calcu- lated at different temperatures, and the hydrophobic force and shidipole force are the functions in the reaction. The results show that 10-HCPT binds within the subdomain II A of HSA by the hydrophobic force, and the 10-OH and 20-OH of 10-HCPT bind with both residue Leu-238 of HSA and Ala 291 of HSA by hydrogen bonds.
