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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2007 Oct 17.
Published in final edited form as: Structure. 2007 Sep;15(9):1117–1131. doi: 10.1016/j.str.2007.07.010

Table II.

Steady State Kinetic Parameters for PAP and Mutants

Adenylyltransfer: An + ATP ⇌ A(n+1) + PPi

PAP Δ10 w.t.1
N189A
N226A
K215A
Y224F
V1 (min−1) 846 (± 127) 665 (± 111) 402 (± 81) 191 (± 54) 904 (± 511)
Kia (μM) 93.2 (± 28.9) 70.2 (± 16.1) 54.0 (± 7.6) 123.2 (± 17.9) 92.8 (± 15.8)
Ka (μM) 46.8 (± 12.4) 106.0 (± 26.3) 367.2 (± 87.0) 195.0 (± 75.8) 711.6 (± 448.3)
Kib (μM) 71.5 (± 22.2) 53.0 (± 9.8) 36.6 (± 4.0) 256.8 (± 45.7) 121.1 (± 20.5)
Kb (μM) 35.9 (± 12.6) 80.0 (± 21.4) 249.0 (± 62.3) 406. (± 145.9) 928.8 (± 583.3)

Pyrophosphorolysis: An + PPi⇌A(n−1) + ATP

V2 (min−1) 189 (± 296) 54.6 (± 53.4) 21.9 (± 26.1) n.d.2 3.8 (± 1.5)
Ka (μM) 2270 (± 3600) 1170 (± 1213) 1678 (± 2089) n.d 121 (± 54)
Kip3(μM) 28 (± 46) 43 (± 42) 18 (± 21) 465 (± 62) 285 (± 28)
Kp (μM) 671 (± 1100) 721 (± 726) 563.0 (± 689) n.d 375 (± 167)

Keq4 85 97 42 n.d. 95

Cytidylyltransfer: An + CTP ⇌ An-C + PPi

V1 (min−1) 8.6 (± 1.9) 8.9 (± 1.8) 1.04 (± 0.17) 0.51 (± 0.24) 4.7 (± 20.9)
Kia (μM) 71.0 (± 18.1) 62.4 (± 12.9) 64.9 (± 11.9) 216.7 (± 58.0) 72.2 (± 17.0)
Ka (μM) 64.2(± 22.5) 145.6 (± 41.9) 131.8 (± 32.8) 129.9 (± 105.1) 3.5 mM (± 15.9)
Kib (μM) 114.6 (± 29.2) 63.6 (± 12.8) 69.2 (± 12.4) 614.7 (± 265.8) 96.3 (± 22.5)
Kb (μM) 103.6 (± 36.2) 148.3 (± 40.1) 140.6 (± 33.1) 368.5 (± 234.6) 4.7 mM (± 21.3)

Guanylyltransfer: An + GTP ⇌ An-G + PPi

V1 (min−1) 2.1 (± 0.6) 0.64 (± 0.17)
Kia (μM) 101.7 (± 34.1) 119.4 (± 39.7)
Ka (μM) 259.2 (± 90.0) 246.6 (± 82.5)
Kib (μM) 24.2 (± 4.8) 26.7 (± 4.9)
Kb (μM) 61.7 (± 27.8) 54.9 (± 24.7)
1

PAPΔ10 w.t. reactions (except GTP utilization) from reference (Balbo et al., 2005)

2

not determined

3

Kip values for K215, Y224F were determined from product inhibition experiments, these values were treated as fixed parameters in the analysis of the pyrophosphorolysis data using Equation 1, where the term K′aKip, which is equivalent to KiaKp, was used.

4

calculated from the Haldane equation (Gold et al., 1970), Keq = V1Kp/V2Kb