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. 2002 Jul;11(7):1788–1799. doi: 10.1110/ps.4680102

Table 3.

Thermodynamic parameters for thermal denaturation of Ejl amidase in 20 mM phosphate buffer, pH 8.0a

[Choline] (mM) Tm1b (°C) ΔH1c (kcal mol−1) ΔH1vHc (kcal mol−1) Tm2b (°C) ΔH2c (kcal mol−1) ΔH2vHc (kcal mol−1) Tm3b (°C) ΔH3 (kcal mol−1) ΔH3vHc (kcal mol−1) ΔHd (kcal mol−1)
0 42.9 84 72 48.0 109 130 192
3 42.8 59 66 49.5 133 152 188
5 43.2 63 65 50.3 144 159 206
10 39.6 36 78 49.4 44 93 52.3 140 231 223
20 40.4 53 73 50.2 47 88 55.2 130 258 228
40 40.2 46 63 51.5 54 103 58.1 141 317 239
80 39.7 37 73 52.3 55 80 62.1 158 373 255
140 41.7 34 72 51.7 54 100 65.0 155 404 238
280 39.4 29 84 49.5 58 72 68.2 193 386 280

a Ejl concentration was 27.4 μM. ΔHi is the calorimetric enthalpy change of transition i; ΔHivH is the van't Hoff enthalpy of transition i, calculated as 4RTmiΔCpmi / ΔHi, where ΔCpmi is the maximum of the Cp function, Tmi is the temperature of the maximum, and R is the gas constant. ΔHd is the total denaturation enthalpy change. Calorimetric ΔH values are in kcal per mole of Ejl monomer.

b Estimated error ±0.3°C.

c Estimated error ±12%.