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. 2009 May 13;284(27):17989–17997. doi: 10.1074/jbc.M109.009530

FIGURE 2.

FIGURE 2.

Representative tryptophan fluorescence spectra of a (CR)3 fragment binding to cleaved PAI-1. A, 200 nm rccPAI-1 (■), 200 nm CR456 (●), 1:1 mixture of rccPAI-1 and CR456 (▴), difference spectrum between a 1:1 mixture of rccPAI-1 and CR456 and rccPAI-1 (♦), and difference spectrum between a 1:1 mixture of rccPAI-1 and CR456 and the sum of spectra of rccPAI-1 and CR456 (▾). B, effect of 10 mm EDTA added to buffer. 200 nm rccPAI-1 (■), 200 nm CR456 (●), 1:1 mixture of rccPAI-1 and CR456 (▴), difference spectrum between 1:1 mixture of rccPAI-1 and CR456 and rccPAI-1 (♦), and difference spectrum between 1:1 mixture of rccPAI-1 and CR456 and the sum of spectra of rccPAI-1 and CR456 (▾). Note that the much lower intensity of the spectrum of CR456 in the presence of EDTA compared with the Ca2+ complex in A is as expected from the typical large increase in tryptophan fluorescence of CR domains upon binding Ca2+ (20).