Activity and NMR structure of synthetic peptides of the bovine ATPase inhibitor protein, IF1
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The protein IF1 is a natural inhibitor of the mitochondrial FoF1-ATPase. Many investigators have been prompted to identify the shortest segment of IF1, retaining its native activity, for use in biomedical applications. Here, the activity of the synthetic peptides IF1-(42–58) and IF1-(22–46) is correlated to their structure and conformational plasticity determined by CD and [1H]-NMR spectroscopy. Among all the IF1 segments tested, IF1-(42–58) exerts the most potent, pH and temperature dependent activity on the FoF1 complex. The results suggest that, due to its flexible structure, it can fold in helical and/or β-spiral arrangements that favor the binding to the FoF1 complex, where the native IF1 binds. IF1-(22–46), instead, as it adopts a rigid α-helical conformation, it inhibits ATP hydrolysis only in the soluble F1 moiety.

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