Binding of nicotine to Gastrin I Human studied by fluorescence spectroscopy and nuclear magnetic resonance methods

The interaction between nicotine and Gastrin I Human(GIH)was studied by fluorescence spectroscopy and nuclear magnetic resonance(NMR)methods.Nicotine had little influence on GIH when the ratio of nicotine and GIH was below 80 ∶ 1.However,with an increasing nicotine concentration,nicotine gradually quenched the intrinsic GIH.NMR showed that nicotine interacted with GIH and the pyrrolidyl ring of nicotine was the major binding function.Hydrogen bonding and van der Waals forces were the major functions in the binding between nicotine and GIH.3D and synchronous fluorescence studies indicated that GIH emission was primarily attributed to the Trp residues.The results obtained from the present work may be useful to understand the role of nicotine in developing smokeless tobacco products.
Chemical shift Environment change Fluorescence quenching Gastrin I Human Nicotine NMR
LIAO Xiaoxiang FAN Ying TANG Jianguo YUAN Dalin CHEN Yongkuan ZOU Quan GONG Ronggang MOU Dingrong WANG Xiaohui WU Kai DUAN Liyue SUN Qiaomei CHENG Qiang LI Hui
Technology Center of China Tobacco Yunnan Industrial Co.,Ltd.,No.118 Hongta Road,Yuxi 653100,Yunnan, Chemical Engineering College,Sichuan University,No.24 South Section 1,Yihuan Road,Chengdu 610065,Chi
国内会议
北京
英文
47-54
2017-11-01(万方平台首次上网日期,不代表论文的发表时间)