The effect of adjacent charges on the kinetics of rotation of the peptide bond
โ Scribed by J. T. Gerig
- Publisher
- Wiley (John Wiley & Sons)
- Year
- 1971
- Tongue
- English
- Weight
- 501 KB
- Volume
- 10
- Category
- Article
- ISSN
- 0006-3525
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โฆ Synopsis
The kinetics of rotation of the peptide (amide) bond in dimethylacetamide, glycine dimethylamide, .V-acetylsarcosine, and g1ycylsarc:osine have been studied iri basic, neutral, and acidic aqueous solutions by proton inagnet,ic resonance spectroscopy. The data indicate that the presence of nearby negative or positive charges do riot greatly perturb the energetics of conformational equilibration aboiit the amide carboii-nitrogen bond. In Ilr-acetylsarcosine and glycylsarcosine two distingriishabe ronformers are present ; their relative ahtindance is essentially 30
It is suggested that intramolec.iilar hydrogen bonding is resporisible for deviations from this popillation ratio. The activation enthalpies ( A H $ ) for rotation appear to be linearly relaied to the (:orresponding activation entropies (AS$) leading to an isokinetic temperattire of aboiit, 400ยฐK.
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