## Abstract Direct xβray analysis has been used to determine the crystal structure of [DβHyi^2^, LβHyi^4^]__meso__βvalinomycin {cyclo[βDβValβDβHyiβLβValβLβHyiβ(DβValβLβHyiβLβValβDβHyi)~2~β], C~60~H~102~N~6~O~18~}, which crystallized from acetone with two solvent molecules. The crystals are trigonal
The X-ray structure of the monoclinic crystal form of [D-Hyi2, L-Hyi4]meso-valinomycin
β Scribed by V. Z. Pletnev; V. T. Ivanov; D. A. Langs; B. M. Burkhart; W. L. Duax
- Publisher
- Wiley (John Wiley & Sons)
- Year
- 1997
- Tongue
- English
- Weight
- 139 KB
- Volume
- 42
- Category
- Article
- ISSN
- 0006-3525
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β¦ Synopsis
Both independent molecules in the crystal adopt a similar distorted bracelet structure with a sterically inaccessible, partially formed, ion-binding center that is stabilized by six 4 r 1 type H bonds. The observed conformation accounts for the inability of the molecule to complex ions. Close examination of the three crystallographically independent molecules reveals that differences in the backbone conformation associated with solvent interaction are significantly larger than those associated with hydrophobic van der Waals interactions of crystal packing. α§ 1997
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