Jm. Salhany, EFFECT OF CHLORIDE ON THE BINDING-KINETICS OF VARIOUS STILBENEDISULFONATES TO BAND-3, Biochemistry and molecular biology international, 36(5), 1995, pp. 1067-1077
To determine the mechanism of apparent competitive binding of chloride
and stilbenedisulfonates ( S ) to band 3 ( B ), we have compared the
binding kinetics of three stilbenedisulfonates [ DIDS, 4,4'-diisothioc
yanato-2,2'-stilbenedisulfonate; H2DIDS 4,4'-diisothiocyanodihydro-2,2
'-stilbenefonate and DBDS, 4,4'-dibenzamido-2,2'-stilbenedisulfonate ]
in the absence and presence of 150 mM sodium chloride at constant ion
ic strength. Biphasic time courses were observed with the fast phase r
ate constants following second-order kinetics, and the slow phase rate
constants following saturation kinetics according to the mechanism: [
GRAPHICS] The results can be understood in terms of the effect of chlo
ride on each of these reaction steps. Chloride increased k(1) by about
2-fold, but decreased k(-1) 8-fold for H2DIDS. Thus, 150 nM chloride
increased the initial affinity of H2DIDS by about 19-fold. There was a
3-fold increase in the initial affinity for DIDS, but little or no ef
fect of chloride on the initial affinity of DBDS. There was no effect
of chloride on k(2), but, previous ''off'' rate measurements showed th
at 150 mM chloride increases k(-2) about 16-fold for DBDS and about 12
-fold for H2DIDS. Taken together, these results indicate that chloride
allosterically competes with stilbenedisulfonates for binding to band
3, predominantly by substantially shifting the second isomerization e
quilibrium to the left.