Comparative thermodynamics of opioid receptor ligand interaction in the bovine adrenal medulla membranes—Evidence of opioid site heterogeneity

N. Bourhim , Ph. Cantau , P. Giraud , E. Castanas
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Abstract

1. A marked dependence on temperature of agonist binding δ, μ and κ1−3, opioid sites in the bovine adrenal medulla was observed, at the range of 0 to 37°C. These changes concern kinetic (k1) and equilibrium constants (Kd), but not binding capacities (Bmax).

2. These dependences are different for each ligand and each opioid receptor, suggesting their molecular heterogeneity.

3. The comparative thermodynamics indicates that the interaction of opioid agonists with their receptor is exergonic (ΔG° < 0) and entropy driven (ΔS° > 0).

4. The comparison of Van't Hoff and Arrhenius plots indicates a discrete mechanism in the binding of each opioid receptor.

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1. 在0 ~ 37℃范围内,激动剂结合牛肾上腺髓质δ、μ和κ1−3阿片位点的温度有明显的依赖性。这些变化与动力学(k1)和平衡常数(Kd)有关,但与结合能(Bmax)无关。这些依赖对每个配体和每个阿片受体都是不同的,表明它们的分子异质性。比较热力学表明,阿片激动剂与其受体的相互作用是人人能的(ΔG°<0)和熵驱动(ΔS°>0)。4。范霍夫图和阿伦尼乌斯图的比较表明,每种阿片受体的结合机制是离散的。
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