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A comparative study of the association of two ribonucleases, barnase and binase, with the polypeptide inhibitor barstar has been performed by the Brownian dynamics simulation method. It was shown that the method adequately reproduced the dependence of the association rate on pH and ionic strength of solution and the influence of mutations of some ribonuclease amino acids. Two types of energetically favorable complexes of binase-barstar encounter were determined. In the type I complex, the amino acids of binase active center take part in the complex formation. In the second complex, the active center is free. It was supposed that the temporary binding of barstar into complex of type II is competitive relative to the inhibition reaction. This can partially explain the decrease in the rate of binase inhibition as compared with the corresponding reaction of barnase.
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PMID:[Brownian dynamics simulation of the association of Bacillus amyloliquefaciens ribonuclease (barnase) and Bacillus intermedius ribonuclease (binase) with barstar]. 1663 28

A comparative study of the competitive reactions-the association reaction of binase with polypeptide inhibitor barstar and the reaction of binase dimerization-has been performed by the Brownian dynamics simulation method. It was shown that three types of the binase dimers could be formed and the dimerization reaction could compete with the inhibition reaction. The first type of the dimers leaves the active centre of binase free. During the formation of the dimers of the second and the third types the active centre of one or both binase molecules is blocked and ribonuclease becomes partially or fully inactive. Brownian dynamics simulation shown, that the ratio of competitive reaction rates depends on pH and ionic strength of solution.
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PMID:Brownian dynamics simulation of the competitive reactions: binase dimerization and the association of binase and barstar. 1765 90


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