Interaction of Membrane-Bound and Soluble CF 1 with the Photoreactive Nucleotide 3′-0-(4-Benzoyl) Benzoyl ADP

D Bar-Zvi, MA Tiefert, N Shavit

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Abstract

Chloroplast ATP synthetase contains several binding sites: catalytic sites where rapid association and dissociation of nucleotides occur, and tight nucleotide binding sites which may be regulatory (for review see Shavit, 1980; Bar-Zvi, Shavit, 1982). While the number of sites has to be established, they are probably located on the two large subunits (α and β) of CF1. Photoreactive nucleotide analogs are useful for study of the location, function and number of these binding sites. Photoaffinity labeling of soluble CF1 with ADP or ATP analogs resulted in their covalent incorporation into either the β subunit or both the α and β subunits of the enzyme (Carlier et al., 1979; Wapenvoord et al., 1981) Photoaffinity labeling of the tight nucleotide binding site of membrane-bound CF1 with 2-azido ADP (Czarnecki et al., 1982) resulted in its incorporation into the β subunit.
Original languageEnglish
Title of host publicationAdvances in photosynthesis research
Subtitle of host publicationProceedings of the VIth International Congress on Photosynthesis, Brussels, Belgium, August 1–6, 1983 Volume 2
Editors C. Sybesma
PublisherSpringer, Dordrecht
Pages539-542
Volume2
ISBN (Electronic)9789401763684
ISBN (Print)9789024729432
DOIs
StatePublished - Jan 1984

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