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The phosphorescence emission spectra of native carboxypeptidase B and of chemically modified carboxypeptidase B (at arginyl residues) was measured in the presence and absence of peptide and ester substrates (acetyl-L-arginine and its hydroxy ester analog: acetyl-L-argininic acid). Ester binding did not affect the state of the tyrosyl residue as compared with its state in the substrate-free enzyme. In the modified enzyme, which is devoid of peptidase activity, binding of the peptide pseudosubstrate did not perturb the state of the tyrosyl residue. The luminescence spectra of Zn2+- and Co2+-carboxypeptidase B in the presence of the metal coordinating ligand cyanide, used to displace the water from the metal coordination sphere, is also described. Cyanide did not affect the luminescence spectra of the active-site tyrosyl residue in either Zn2+-or Co2+-carboxypeptidase, indicating that the tyrosyl residue was not interacting directly with the metal bound water. Hence, the effect of peptide on tyrosyl phosphorescence is not caused by the displacement of the tyrosyl from the coordination sphere, but rather by direct interaction of the peptide bond. The data are consistent with the proposition that the tyrosyl residue participates as a proton donor in amide but not in ester hydrolysis. 相似文献
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Radiographic Assessment of Atrial Dipole Position in Single Pass Lead VDD and DDD Pacing 总被引:1,自引:0,他引:1
MARIA GRAZIA BONGIORNI PIER VITTORIO MORACCHINI REA NAVA † VINCENZO CAPRIOLI ‡ DAMIAN GASCÓN § ANTONIO MORRA §§ FRANCO DI GREGORIO §§ THE MULTICENTER STUDY GROUP 《Pacing and clinical electrophysiology : PACE》1998,21(11):2240-2245
Atrial electrode position was determined by radiographic analysis in 160 patients paced in single-lead VDD for second- or third-degree A-V block, implanted > 1 year with Phymos single pass leads and Phymos 3D pacemakers. The pacing lead features an atrial dipole with a 30-mm electrode interspace. In 44% of patients, the upper atrial electrode was positioned within a band of 20 mm centered at the level of the superior vena caval insertion (junctional area) and was in the inferior vena cava or in the atrium in 35% and 21 % of cases, respectively. In spite of these different dipole locations, all patients had stable atrium-driven pacing at routine follow-up visits. With the electrode in the junctional area, unipolar stimulation of up to 5 V for 1 ms resulted in stable atrial capture in 63% and 59% of the patients in supine and upright positions, respectively. With the electrode in the atrium, corresponding success rates were 45% and 54%. In the atrium, however, the prevalence of diaphragmatic stimulation was significantly lower than at the junction (10% vs 42% in supine position; 21 % vs 47% upright). Though atrial sensing function proved adequate in a wide range of positions, these results suggest that the Phymos lead atrial dipole should be positioned within the atrium, as close as possible to the atrial wall, to maximize the number of VDD patients who might benefit from single-lead DDD pacing. 相似文献
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