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Default Conformational plasticity of the NNRTI-binding pocket in HIV-1 reverse transcriptase - A fluorine NMR study.

Conformational plasticity of the NNRTI-binding pocket in HIV-1 reverse transcriptase - A fluorine NMR study.

Related Articles Conformational plasticity of the NNRTI-binding pocket in HIV-1 reverse transcriptase - A fluorine NMR study.

Biochemistry. 2016 May 10;

Authors: Sharaf NG, Ishima R, Gronenborn AM

Abstract
HIV-1 reverse transcriptase (RT) is a major drug target in the treatment of HIV-1 infection. RT inhibitors currently in use include non-nucleoside, allosteric RT inhibitors (NNRTIs), which bind to a hydrophobic pocket, distinct from enzyme's active site. We investigated RT-NNRTI interactions by solution (19)F NMR, using singly (19)F labeled RT proteins. Comparison of (19)F chemical shifts of fluorinated RT and drug-resistant variants revealed that the fluorine resonance is a sensitive probe for identifying mutation-induced changes in the enzyme. Our data show that in the unliganded enzyme, the NNRTI-binding pocket is highly plastic and not locked into a single conformation. Upon inhibitor binding, the binding pocket rigidifies. In the inhibitor-bound state, the (19)F signal of RT is similar to that of drug-resistant mutant enzymes, distinct from what is observe for the free state. Our results demonstrate the power of (19)F NMR spectroscopy to characterize conformational properties using selectively (19)F labeled protein.


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