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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2009 Jul 15.
Published in final edited form as: Arch Biochem Biophys. 2008 May 1;475(2):175–183. doi: 10.1016/j.abb.2008.04.034

Table 4.

Distances of Protons in Flurbiprofen and Dapsone in CYP2C9 Variants.a

Compound Proton Resonanceb CYP2C9.1c CYP2C9.2d CYP2C9.3e CYP2C9.5f
r (||, Å)g r(|, Å)h r (||, Å) r(|, Å) r (||, Å) r(|, Å) r (||, Å) r(|, Å)
CH3 6.77 (0.06) 7.61 (0.06) 5.71 (0.10) 6.42 (0.11) 6.54 (0.11) 7.34 (0.12) 5.94 (0.10) 6.66 (0.11)
2 6.35 (0.01) 7.13 (0.02) 6.09 (0.37) 6.84 (0.42) 6.46 (0.20) 7.25 (0.22) 6.06 (0.20) 6.80 (0.22)
5 6.77 (0.15) 7.60 (0,18 5.66 (0.46) 6.35 (0.52) 6.27 (0.17) 7.05 (0.19) 5.57 (0.19) 6.26 (0.21)
Flurbiprofen 6 6.33 (0.10) 7.10 (0.11) 6.05 (0.34) 6.80 (0.38) 6.22 (0.14) 6.98 (0.16) 6.44 (0.20) 7.23 (0.22)
2′,6′ 6.43 (0.08) 7.21 (0.10) 6.07 (0.22) 6.81 (0.25) 6.30 (0.11) 7.07 (0.13) 5.84 (0.10) 6.55 (0.11)
3′,5′ 6.48 (0.09) 7.27 (0.10) 5.54 (0.22) 6.22 (0.25) 6.25 (0.12) 7.02 (0.14) 5.76 (0.10) 6.47 (0.11)
4′ 6.62 (0.27) 7.44 (0.30 5.76 (0.45) 6.47 (0.51) 6.29 (0.24) 7.06 (0.27) 5.90 (0.20) 6.62 (0.22)
2,2′,6,6′ 5.84 (0.07)i 6.55 (0.08)k 6.28 (0.09) 7.05 (0.10) 7.10 (0.09) 7.98 (0.10) 6.11 (0.08) 6.86 (0.10)
Dapsone 6.55 (0.08)j 7.36 (0.09)l 7.05 (0.10) 7.91 (0.11) 7.98 (0.10) 8.96 (0.12) 6.86 (0.10) 7.70 (0.12)
3,3′,5,5′ 6.06 (0.01)i 6.81 (0.11)k 6.31 (0.10) 7.08 (0.11) 7.07 (0.11) 7.94 (0.13) 6.24 (0.11) 7.01 (0.13)
6.81 (0.11)j 7.64 (0.12)l 7.08 (0.11) 7.95 (0.13) 7.94 (0.13) 8.91 (0.14) 7.01 (0.13) 7.87 (0.14)
CH3 6.21 (0.06) 6.97 (0.06) 5.71 (0.12) 6.40 (0.13) 6.10 (0.13) 6.85 (0.14) 5.25 (0.08) 5.90 (0.09)
2 5.69 (0.06) 6.39 (0.12) 5.86 (0.49) 6.58 (0.55) 5.74 (0.16) 6.45 (0.18) 5.28 (0.16) 5.92 (0.18)
5 5.84 (0.29) 6.56 (0.33) 5.82 (0.58) 6.54 (0.65) 6.40 (0.21) 7.19 (0.24) 5.16 (0.14) 5.79 (0.15)
6 6.00 (0.21) 6.74 (0.24) 6.79 (0.48) 7.62 (0.53) 6.10 (0.21) 6.84 (0.23) 5.43 (0.14) 6.10 (0.15)
2′,6′ 5.90 (0.18) 6.62 (0.20) 5.68 (0.20) 6.37 (0.23) 6.04 (0.11) 6.78 (0.12) 5.37 (0.07) 6.03 (0.08)
Flurbiprofen and Dapsone 3′,5′ 5.85 (0.18) 6.56 (0.20) 5.70 (0.37) 6,49 (0.42) 5.81 (0.13) 6.52 (0.15) 5.33 (0.09) 5.98 (0.11)
4′ 5.61 (0.23) 6.29 (0.26) 5.68 (0.48) 6.37 (0.58) 5.66 (0.27) 6.35 (0.30) 5.20 (0.23) 5.83 (0.26)
2,2′,6,6′ 5.82 (0.04)i 6.53 (0.05)k 6.17 (0.08) 6.92 (0.10) 6.02 (0.08) 6.76 (0.09) 5.46 (0.08) 6.13 (0.09)
6.53 (0.05)j 7.33 (0.06)l 6.92 (0.10) 7.77 (0.11) 6.76 (0.09) 7.59 (0.11) 6.13 (0.09) 6.88 (0.11)
3,3′,5,5′ 6.11 (0.06)i 6.86 (0.07)k 6.07 (0.08) 6.81 (0.13) 6.06 (0.12) 6.80 (0.13) 5.57 (0.12) 6.26 (0.13)
6.86 (0.07)j 7.70 (0.08)l 6.81 (0.13) 7.65 (0.15) 6.80 (0.13) 7.64 (0.15) 6.26 (0.13) 7.02 (0.15)
a

Errors for measurements were < 10%.

b

See Figure 1 for numbering scheme of the protons for flurbiprofen and dapsone. T1 times for the HC-CO2H proton could not be accurately determined due to interference from the residual glycerol resonances.

c

[P450 2C9.1] = 0.016 μM, [Flurbiprofen] = 160 μM; [Dapsone] = 100 μM. αM = [P450]/(KS+[substrate]), KS (flurbiprofen) = 16.0 μM, αM (Flurbiprofen) = 9.15×10−5, KS (dapsone) = 100 μM (not obtainable by UV spectroscopy, assumed KS=KM), αM (Dapsone) = 7.00×10−5, αM (Flurbiprofen and Dapsone) = 3.72×10−5, S(S+1) = 2.07 (Flurbiprofen), 1.65 (Dapsone), 2.07 (Flurbiprofen+Dapsone).

d

[P450 2C9.2] = 0.005 μM, [Flurbiprofen] = 50 μM; [Dapsone] = 100 μM. αM = [P450]/(KS+[substrate]), KS (flurbiprofen) = 4.5 μM, αM (Flurbiprofen) = 9.09×10−5, KS (dapsone) = 100 μM (not obtainable by UV spectroscopy, assumed KS=KM), αM (Dapsone) = 7.00×10−5, αM (Flurbiprofen and Dapsone) = 1.96×10−5, S(S+1) = 1.64 (Flurbiprofen), 1.17 (Dapsone), 2.81 (Flurbiprofen+Dapsone).

e

[P450 2C9.2] = 0.014 μM, [Flurbiprofen] = 140 μM; [Dapsone] = 100 μM. αM = [P450]/(KS+[substrate]), KS (flurbiprofen) = 14 μM, αM (Flurbiprofen) = 9.09×10−5, KS (dapsone) = 100 μM (not obtainable by UV spectroscopy, assumed KS=KM), αM (Dapsone) = 7.00×10−5, αM (Flurbiprofen and Dapsone) = 3.95×10−5, S(S+1) = 1.78 (Flurbiprofen), 1.00 (Dapsone), 2.71 (Flurbiprofen+Dapsone).

f

[P450 2C9.2] = 0.016 μM, [Flurbiprofen] = 160 μM; [Dapsone] = 100 μM. αM = [P450]/(KS+[substrate]), KS (flurbiprofen) = 16 μM, αM (Flurbiprofen) = 9.09×10−5, KS (dapsone) = 100 μM (not obtainable by UV spectroscopy, assumed KS=KM), αM (Dapsone) = 7.00×10−5, αM (Flurbiprofen and Dapsone) = 3.72×10−5, S(S+1) = 1.56 (Flurbiprofen), 1.32 (Dapsone), 1.83 (Flurbiprofen+Dapsone).

g

r(||) = [9.87×1016 * T1P * αM * S(S+1) * τC)]1/6, τC = 2 × 10−10 [18] and corresponds to the parallel binding orientation of flurbiprofen.

h

r(|′) = [9.87×1016 * 2T1P * αM * S(S+1) * τC)]1/6, τC = 2 × 10−10 [18] and corresponds to the perpendicular binding orientation of flurbiprofen.

i

r(||) = [9.87×1016 * T1P * αM * S(S+1) * τC)]1/6, τC = 2 × 10−10 [18] and corresponds to the symmetrical/parallel binding orientation of dapsone.

j

r(||) = [9.87×1016 * 2T1P * αM * S(S+1) * τC)]1/6, τC = 2 × 10−10 [18].and corresponds to the unsymmetrical/parallel binding orientation of dapsone.

k

r(|) = [9.87×1016 * 2T1P * αM * S(S+1) * τC)]1/6, τC = 2 × 10−10 [18] and corresponds to the symmetrical/perpendicular binding orientation of dapsone.

i

r(|) = [9.87×1016 * 4T1P * αM * S(S+1) * τC)]1/6, τC = 2 × 10−10 [18] and corresponds to the unsymmetrical/perpendicular binding orientation of dapsone.