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. 1999 Aug;181(15):4628–4638. doi: 10.1128/jb.181.15.4628-4638.1999

TABLE 1.

Concentrations of MgATP and ATP required for half-maximal binding by wild-type and mutant forms of NtrC

Protein ATPase activitya (%) Concn for half-maximal binding (μM)b
MgATP ATP
Wild type 100c 135d ± 10 (6) 730 ± 120 (3)
NtrCG173N ≤2 ≥10,000 (3) ND
NtrCS207F ≤2 50 ± 5 (4) 230 ± 25 (3)
NtrCE208Q 12 105 ± 10 (4) 400 (2)
NtrCA216V 100 100 ± 10 (3) 350 (1)
NtrCG219K 56 40 ± 10 (3) 510 (2)
NtrCA220T 80 100 ± 10 (4) 300 (1)
NtrCD239N ≤2 20 ± 5 (3) 40 ± 15 (3)
NtrCD239C ≤2 25 ± 5 (3) 20 ± 5 (3)
NtrCD239A ≤2 30 ± 10 (3) 10 ± 5 (3)
NtrCR294C ≤2 190 ± 35 (3) 850 (1)
NtrCG355V ≤2 800 ± 250 (3) ND
NtrCR358C ≤2 ≥10,000 (3) ND
NtrCR358H ≤2 ≥10,000 (2) ND
a

From references 67 and 42, with the exception of data for proteins carrying substitutions at position 239. Proteins were phosphorylated. 

b

Binding by unphosphorylated proteins was assessed as described in Materials and Methods, and titration data were plotted to determine concentrations for half-maximal binding (see Materials and Methods). The number of independent titrations carried out for each NtrC protein (usually 10 μM monomer; range from 7 to 20 μM monomer in occasional experiments) is shown in parentheses, and standard deviations are indicated where appropriate. ND, not determined. 

c

100% corresponds to ∼500 pmol/15 min/10 μl at a protein concentration of 1 μM. 

d

Weighted average for two independently purified wild-type NtrC preparations. For the remaining proteins, single preparations were titrated.