Physical methods to characterize pharmaceutical proteins

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adam_text PHYSICAL METHODS TO CHARACTERIZE PHARMACEUTICAL PROTEINS EDITED BY JAMES N. HERRON UNIVERSITY OF UTAH SALT LAKE CITY; UTAH WIM JISKOOT NATIONAL INSTITUTE OF PUBLIC HEALTH AND ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION BILTHOVEN. THE NETHERLANDS AND DAAN J. A. CROMMELIN UTRECHT UNIVERSITY, AND UTRECHT INSTITUTE FOR PHARMACEUTICAL SCIENCES GRONINGEN-UTRECHT INSTITUTE FOR DRUG EXPLORATION UTRECHT, THE NETHERLANDS PLENUM PRESS * NEW YORK AND LONDON CONTENTS CHAPTER 1 APPLICATION OF FLUORESCENCE SPECTROSCOPY FOR DETERMINING THE STRUCTURE AND FUNCTION OF PROTEINS WIM JISKOOT, VLADIMIR HLADY, JOHN J. NALEWAY, AND JAMES N. HERRON 1. INTRODUCTION 1 2. TECHNIQUES 5 2.1. SPECTRAL MEASUREMENTS 5 2.2. QUANTUM YIELD OF FLUORESCENCE 11 2.3. FLUORESCENCE LIFETIMES 11 2.4. QUENCHING OF FLUORESCENCE 15 2.5. ANISOTROPY 17 2.6. ENERGY TRANSFER 21 2.7. INTERFACIAL FLUORESCENCE SPECTROSCOPY 24 3. PROTEIN FLUORESCENCE 27 3.1. INTRINSIC FLUORESCENCE 28 3.2. EXTRINSIC FLUOROPHORES 32 4. APPLICATIONS 35 4.1. PROTEIN FOLDING 35 4.2. PROTEIN DYNAMICS 36 4.3. LIGAND BINDING 38 4.4. ENZYME KINETICS 42 4.5. INTERFACIAL PROTEIN STUDIES 48 5. CONCLUSIONS 51 REFERENCES 53 XII CONTENTS CHAPTER 2 STRUCTURAL INFORMATION ON PROTEINS FROM CIRCULAR DICHROISM SPECTROSCOPY: POSSIBILITIES AND LIMITATIONS MICHAEL BLOEMENDAL AND W. CURTIS JOHNSON, JR. 1. INTRODUCTION 65 2. WHAT IS CIRCULAR DICHROISM? 66 2.1. GENERAL CONSIDERATIONS AND HISTORY 66 2.2. CD-CHROMOPHORES AND THEIR INFORMATION 66 2.3. PARAMETERS AND UNITS 68 2.4. INSTRUMENTATION 69 2.5. CD VERSUS ORD 70 3. FAR-UV CIRCULAR DICHROISM 70 3.1. INTRODUCTION 70 3.2. WHAT DOES IT MEASURE? 71 3.3. EXPERIMENTAL DETAILS 71 3.4. ESTIMATION OF THE SECONDARY STRUCTURE 73 3.5. ADVANTAGES, LIMITATIONS, AND CONCLUSIONS 77 3.6. RECENT APPLICATIONS: ACID-INDUCED STRUCTURAL CHANGES 79 4. NEAR-UV AND VISIBLE CIRCULAR DICHROISM 81 4.1. INTRODUCTION 81 4.2. WHAT DOES IT MEASURE? 81 4.3. EXPERIMENTAL DETAILS 82 4.4. ADVANTAGES, LIMITATIONS, AND CONCLUSIONS 83 4.5. RECENT APPLICATIONS 83 5. VIBRATIONAL CIRCULAR DICHROISM 87 5.1. INTRODUCTION 87 5.2. WHAT DOES IT MEASURE? 87 5.3. EXPERIMENTAL DETAILS 88 5.4. ADVANTAGES, LIMITATIONS, AND CONCLUSIONS 89 5.5. RECENT APPLICATIONS 91 6. TIME-RESOLVED CIRCULAR DICHROISM 92 7. CONCLUDING REMARKS 93 REFERENCES 93 CONTENTS XIII CHAPTER 3 FOURIER TRANSFORM INFRARED SPECTROSCOPY INVESTIGATIONS OF PROTEIN STRUCTURE E. A. COOPER AND K. KNUTSON 1. INTRODUCTION 101 2. INFRARED SPECTROSCOPY 102 3. BAND ASSIGNMENTS 104 3.1. AMIDE A AND B 109 3.2. AMIDE I 110 3.3. AMIDE II 115 3.4. AMIDE III 116 3.5. OTHER AMIDE BANDS 117 3.6. OTHER PROTEIN BANDS 118 4. SAMPLING METHODS 118 4.1. SOLID STATE 118 4.2. SOLUTION 120 4.3. ATTENUATED TOTAL REFLECTION 122 4.4. DICHROIC MEASUREMENTS 124 5. DATA ANALYSIS 125 5.1. SUBTRACTION 126 5.2. RESOLUTION ENHANCEMENT 127 5.3. QUANTITATION 129 6. LITERATURE EXAMPLES 131 6.1. SOLUTION STUDIES 132 6.2. MEMBRANE STUDIES 134 6.3. OTHER STUDIES 135 7. SUMMARY 136 REFERENCES 137 CHAPTER 4 MASS SPECTROMETRY IN PROTEIN STRUCTURAL ANALYSIS PETER ROEPSTORFF 1. INTRODUCTION TO MASS SPECTROMETRY OF PROTEINS 145 2. THE CONTEMPORARY MASS SPECTROMETRIC TECHNIQUES 147 2.1. PLASMA DESORPTION MASS SPECTROMETRY 147 XIV CONTENTS 2.2. FAST ATOM BOMBARDMENT MASS SPECTROMETRY 148 2.3. MATRIX-ASSISTED LASER DESORPTION IONIZATION MASS SPECTROMETRY 149 2.4. ELECTROSPRAY IONIZATION MASS SPECTROMETRY 151 3. TYPE OF INFORMATION AVAILABLE FROM MASS SPECTRA OF PROTEINS 152 3.1. MOLECULAR WEIGHT INFORMATION 152 3.2. STRUCTURAL INFORMATION BASED ON FRAGMENT IONS 154 3.3. INFORMATION ON NONCOVALENT STRUCTURE AND INTERACTION 157 4. EXAMPLES OF APPLICATIONS OF MASS SPECTROMETRY TO PROTEIN STUDIES 158 4.1. MOLECULAR WEIGHT DETERMINATION OF INTACT PROTEINS 158 4.2. THE USE OF MASS SPECTROMETRY IN COMBINATION WITH AUTOMATIC EDMAN DEGRADATION IN PROTEIN SEQUENCING 160 4.3. DIRECT SEQUENCING BY MASS SPECTROMETRY 163 4.4. POSTTRANSLATIONALLY MODIFIED PROTEINS 165 4.5. MAPPING OF MUTANTS AND ISOFORMS AND INTERSPECIES VARIATION 166 4.6. MASS SPECTROMETRY COMBINED WITH PROTEIN OR DNA SEQUENCE INFORMATION 168 5. MASS SPECTROMETRY OF PHARMACEUTICAL PROTEINS 169 6. CONCLUSIVE REMARKS AND FUTURE ASPECTS 171 REFERENCES 172 CHAPTER 5 TWO-, THREE-, AND FOUR-DIMENSIONAL NUCLEAR MAGNETIC RESONANCE SPECTROSCOPY OF PROTEIN PHARMACEUTICALS DAVID G. WANDER VELDE, JAMES MATSUURA, AND MARK C. MANNING 1. INTRODUCTION 179 2. NMR METHODS 180 2.1. DESCRIPTION OF MULTIDIMENSIONAL NMR 181 2.2. SURVEY OF KEY MULTIDIMENSIONAL METHODS 183 2.3. THREE- AND FOUR-DIMENSIONAL EXPERIMENTS 188 2.4. EXPERIMENTAL CONSIDERATIONS 191 3. COMPUTATIONAL TECHNIQUES 195 3.1. DISTANCE GEOMETRY 195 3.2. RESTRAINED MOLECULAR DYNAMICS 197 3.3. SIMULATED ANNEALING 197 4. CASE HISTORIES 198 4.1. INTERLEUKIN-IB 198 4.2. INTERLEUKIN-LA 200 CONTENTS XV 4.3. INTERLEUKIN-1 RECEPTOR ANTAGONIST 200 4.4. INTERLEUKIN-4 201 4.5. INTERLEUKIN-6 202 4.6. INTERLEUKIN-8 202 4.7. INSULINLIKE GROWTH FACTOR 203 4.8. INSULIN 203 4.9. INTERFERON-7 204 4.10. EPIDERMAL GROWTH FACTOR 204 5. SUMMARY 207 REFERENCES 207 CHAPTER 6 THERMODYNAMIC STRATEGIES FOR RATIONAL PROTEIN AND DRUG DESIGN KENNETH P. MURPHY AND ERNESTO FREIRE 1. INTRODUCTION 219 2. THERMODYNAMIC DESCRIPTION OF PROTEIN STABILITY AND LIGAND BINDING 220 2.1. INTERACTIONS IMPORTANT TO FOLDING AND BINDING 220 2.2. FORMAL DESCRIPTION OF STABILITY AND BINDING 221 2.3. GROUP ADDITIVITY AND ACCESSIBLE SURFACE AREA 221 2.4. DETERMINATION OF EMPIRICAL PARAMETERS 223 2.5. LIMITATIONS OF THE MODEL 226 3. APPLICATION TO PROTEIN STABILITY 227 4. APPLICATION TO PROTEIN-LIGAND INTERACTIONS 231 4.1. ENTROPIC EFFECTS IN BINDING INTERACTIONS 231 4.2. BINDING OF ANGIOTENSIN II TO AN ANTIBODY 232 4.3. ANTIBODY BINDING TO CYTOCHROME C 235 5. CONCLUSIONS 237 REFERENCES 238 CHAPTER 7 CHROMATOGRAPHIC TECHNIQUES FOR THE CHARACTERIZATION OF PROTEINS JOOST J. M. HOLTHUIS AND REINOUD J. DRIEBERGEN 1. INTRODUCTION 243 2. REVERSED-PHASE CHROMATOGRAPHY 245 XVI CONTENTS 2.1. GENERAL 245 2.2. STATIONARY PHASE 247 2.3. MOBILE PHASE 248 2.4. EXAMPLES 249 2.5. DETECTION 259 3. HYDROPHOBIC INTERACTION CHROMATOGRAPHY 259 3.1. GENERAL 259 3.2. STATIONARY PHASE 260 3.3. MOBILE PHASE 261 3.4. EXAMPLES 262 4. ION-EXCHANGE CHROMATOGRAPHY 264 4.1. GENERAL 264 4.2. STATIONARY PHASE 265 4.3. MOBILE PHASE 267 4.4. EXAMPLES 268 5. SIZE-EXCLUSION CHROMATOGRAPHY 272 5.1. GENERAL 272 5.2. STATIONARY PHASE 273 5.3. MOBILE PHASE 274 5.4. EXAMPLES 274 6. AFFINITY AND IMMUNOAFFINITY CHROMATOGRAPHY 277 6.1. GENERAL 277 6.2. STATIONARY PHASE 279 6.3. MOBILE PHASE 281 6.4. EXAMPLES 282 7. RECENT DEVELOPMENTS 285 7.1. PERFUSION CHROMATOGRAPHY 285 7.2. HYDROPHYLIC INTERACTION CHROMATOGRAPHY 287 7.3. HIGH-PERFORMANCE AFFINITY CHROMATOGRAPHY 287 7.4. LIQUID CHROMATOGRAPHY IN COMBINATION WITH MASS SPECTROMETRY 289 REFERENCES 290 CHAPTER 8 CAPILLARY ELECTROPHORESIS OF PROTEINS TOM A. A. M. VAN DE GOOR 1. GENERAL INTRODUCTION 301 2. PRINCIPLES OF CAPILLARY ELECTROPHORESIS 302 CONTENTS XVII 2.1. ELECTROPHORESIS AND ELECTROPHORETIC MOBILITY 302 2.2. ELECTROOSMOSIS AND ELECTROOSMOTIC MOBILITY 302 2.3. ELECTROPHORESIS AND ELECTROOSMOSIS 303 2.4. EFFICIENCY AND RESOLUTION 303 2.5. MODES IN CAPILLARY ELECTROPHORESIS 304 2.6. SETUP OF CAPILLARY ELECTROPHORESIS 305 2.7. ADVANTAGES OF CAPILLARY ELECTROPHORESIS 306 3. STRATEGIES FOR PROTEIN SEPARATIONS 307 3.1. ANALYSIS AT EXTREME ELECTROLYTE PH 308 3.2. MODIFICATION OF THE CAPILLARY TUBE 309 3.3. CAPILLARY ISOELECTRIC FOCUSING 313 3.4. CAPILLARY SODIUM DODECYL SULFATE GEL ELECTROPHORESIS 315 4. INFORMATION FROM CAPILLARY ELECTROPHORESIS 315 4.1. ANALYSIS OF NATIVE PROTEINS 316 4.2. ANALYSIS OF DENATURED PROTEINS 317 4.3. MICROPREPARATIVE ANALYSIS AND COMBINED METHODS 317 4.4. PEPTIDE MAPPING 318 4.5. MASS SPECTROMETRY INTERFACING 318 4.6. APPLICATIONS OF CE FOR THE ANALYSIS OF PROTEINS 320 5. CONCLUSIONS 321 REFERENCES 321 CHAPTER 9 APPLYING GENETIC ENGINEERING TO THE STRUCTURAL ANALYSIS OF PROTEINS PAUL T. HAMILTON 1. INTRODUCTION 329 2. MOLECULAR CLONING AND EXPRESSION 330 2.1. DNA CLONING 330 2.2. EXPRESSION 332 2.3. GENE FUSIONS FOR PROTEIN PURIFICATION 335 2.4. MUTAGENESIS OF DNA SEQUENCES 337 3. APPLYING GENETIC ENGINEERING: PHAGE DISPLAY TECHNOLOGY 341 4. SUMMARY 344 REFERENCES 345 INDEX 351
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title_auth Physical methods to characterize pharmaceutical proteins
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Molecular Structure
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Wissenschaftliches Arbeiten
Biopharmaceutics methods
Chemistry, Pharmaceutical methods
Molecular Structure
Protein drugs Analysis
Proteins chemistry
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